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Month: October 2024
EU fines Teva Pharmaceutical for unfair competition
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. has been fined almost €463 million by the EU Commission for preventing fair competition by unfairly belittling a rival maker of a multiple sclerosis drug.
Teva is a global pharmaceutical firm … Read more
EU Commission probes Temu’s sale of illegal products
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – EU launches formal investigation amid concerns Chinese shopping website Temu is breaching Digital Services Act.
The European Commission has opened formal proceedings to evaluate whether Temu may have violated the Digital Services Act (DSA) in … Read more
Keir Starmer creates new ‘Europe Hub’ as PM eyes closer ties with EU post-Brexit
Home Office officials reportedly stressed the importance of a ‘strong UK-EU alliance’
EU discusses expansion of voluntary Syrian refugee returns
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – EU nations discussed expanding voluntary returns of Syrian refugees, emphasizing UNHCR’s role while addressing diplomatic challenges and ongoing regional tensions.
European Union nations states examined on 30 Oct 2024 ways to expand the voluntary return … Read more
EU reviews enlargement progress for candidate nations
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Enlargement is a historic prospect both for the acceding nations and for the current Member States and the EU as a whole.
The European Commission assumed its annual Enlargement Package, providing a thorough assessment of … Read more
New scheme could get youth mobility back on track
A ‘Railway Erasmus’ has been mooted as a way of boosting youth mobility across Europe.
This is one of the recommendations outlined by the Skill Training Alliance for the future railway system project.
After four years, the project has … Read more
EU report highlights need for enhanced crisis resilience
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and ex-Finnish President Sauli Niinistö drafted the recommendations regarding the crisis resilience of European societies.
Former Finnish President Sauli Niinistö has delivered a report authorised by the European … Read more
Georgian prosecutors launch probe into election falsification
Tbilisi (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Georgia has investigated the alleged “falsification” of its parliamentary elections after the opposition declared the vote was “stolen” and Western countries slammed irregularities.
State prosecutors in Georgia expressed they had launched a probe into opposition … Read more
EU allocates €93 million for Faliron Bay project
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The EU approved €93 million to regenerate Faliron Bay, transforming it into an inclusive, vibrant waterfront park.
€93 million has been approved by the European Commission from the Cohesion Fund (CF) to back the regeneration … Read more
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