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Reducing Europe’s Parliament to a 'Toothless’ Guardian
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Thailand's Positive Strides: Political Reform and Democratic Progress
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Dutch experts look at flood management in Kazakhstan
Global North turns against deforestation regulation
SIBUR plans to recycle up to 100,000 tons of plastic waste per year
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How Conflict Zones Drive Medical Innovation
WORLD OBESITY DAY - Alliance Against Obesity
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Commission proposes new rules to improve animal welfare
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Free speech victory claimed as court stops order to halt NatCon
NatCon’s on-off conference halted by Brussels police
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Finance ministers give go ahead to boost security and defence industry
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A reform of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), informally agreed with the Latvian Presidency of the Council, was endorsed by Parliament on Wednesday (8 July)....
