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The European Union needs skilled people to respond to new challenges and stay competitive. But as job requirements change, many workers struggle to keep...
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The eighth meeting of the European Union (EU) – the Republic of Korea (Korea) Joint Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation took place in Seoul...
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In 2024, women held one-third (33.4%) of the seats in national parliaments across the EU, marking a 5.6 percentage points (pp) increase compared with 2014. Sweden (45.6%),...
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From climate change to digital disruption, and global conflicts to humanitarian crises, 2024 was a year of significant events. It was a year...
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As needs in Libya are dramatically rising, the EU is strengthening its support to the country by releasing €5.2 million in humanitarian funding. The...
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The reform of the electricity market, to make it more stable, affordable and sustainable, received the support of the Energy Committee on Wednesday. MEPs...
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This editorial was published in Welt am Sonntag on 11 July 2020. As a young prosecutor, I used to wonder why white-collar criminals would...
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Greenland’s centre-right opposition has won its general election, near-complete results show, in a vote dominated by US President Donald Trump’s pledge to take over...
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Rising levels of mental ill health are causing the UK welfare bill to balloon, new economic research suggests. More than half of the rise...
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The UK was “intimately involved” in helping Ukraine and the US reach an agreement over a proposed ceasefire deal with Russia, according to UK...
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