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EU conjures up surprise law to govern use of ocean resources

The European Commission will propose a sweeping new law to manage the use of Europe’s oceans, in a surprise announcement that was broad in scope but light on detail and opens the
06/06/2025
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Nigel Farage surges with Gen Z women

LONDON — Reform UK is winning over Gen Z women, a demographic that the right-wing populist party has struggled to attract in the past.  The party’s vote share among women aged 18
06/06/2025
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Britain is wide open to Russian undersea sabotage

LONDON — Britain’s undersea infrastructure is highly vulnerable to Russian sabotage. That’s the stark warning from defense and energy experts ahead of the country’s major strategic defense review, expected next week. They
29/05/2025
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Europe’s pharmaceutical industry is at a crossroads

Imagine a Europe at the cutting-edge of research, development and manufacturing. Where patients have access to the latest vaccines and treatments, first. A Europe with confidence in its resilience, health and economic
20/05/2025
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EU-UK defense pact saves the hard part for later

LONDON — Britain and the European Union have agreed to cooperate more closely on support for Ukraine, while promising a further deal allowing U.K. companies to benefit from an EU plan to
19/05/2025
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Can defense become Europe’s economic growth machine?

Microwaves, GPS, drones, duct tape, the PC. That’s just a short list of household goods that trace their origin to military research labs.  Their dual-use functionality is known as “military-civil fusion” in
19/05/2025
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Romania’s finances quake before historic vote

George Simion is riding a wave of discontent created by slowing growth, high inflation, and entrenched inequality that may carry him into Romania’s presidential palace in Sunday’s vote. But the hard-right ultranationalist’s
15/05/2025
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