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Going Green gets more expensive as EU slaps tariffs on Chinese electric cars

Chinese electric cars will be going up in price in the European Union after the Commission bowed to pressure from politicians worried about competition for their...

Ireland2 years ago

Commission endorses Ireland's revised recovery and resilience plan, and preliminarily endorses its first payment request of €324 million

The European Commission this week gave a positive assessment of Ireland's modified recovery and resilience plan (RRP), which includes a REPowerEU chapter. The plan is now...

Moldova2 years ago

European Union refuse to disclose communication with Moldovan Government regarding sanctions against Shor

In 2023, Shor’s legal team filed an application to the General Court of the European Union against the sanctions imposed on him by the EU. Among...

Digital technology2 years ago

EU aims to take global lead on Artificial Intelligence with new AI Office

The European Commission has unveiled an AI Office, aimed at enabling the future development, deployment and use of Artificial Intelligence in a way that fosters societal and...

Defence2 years ago

Over €1 billion in 54 defence industry projects through the European Defence Fund

The European Commission has announced the results of the 2023 calls for proposals under the European Defence Fund (EDF) amounting to €1,031 million of EU funding to support...

Digital Services Act2 years ago

Commission moves against Meta over possible breaches of Digital Services Act

The European Commission has opened formal proceedings to assess whether Meta, the provider of Facebook and Instagram, may have breached the Digital Services Act (DSA). Commission President Ursula von...

China-EU2 years ago

Myths about China and its technology suppliers. The EU report you should read.

The European Commission’s Directorate General just released a 700-page report on the economic distortions created by the Chinese government – writes John Strand of Strand Consult...

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Going Green gets more expensive as EU slaps tariffs on Chinese electric cars

Commission endorses Ireland's revised recovery and resilience plan, and preliminarily endorses its first payment request of €324 million

European Union refuse to disclose communication with Moldovan Government regarding sanctions against Shor

EU aims to take global lead on Artificial Intelligence with new AI Office

Over €1 billion in 54 defence industry projects through the European Defence Fund

Commission moves against Meta over possible breaches of Digital Services Act

Myths about China and its technology suppliers. The EU report you should read.

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