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14/08/2023 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Medtech leader, Royal Philips, has announced the purchase of a 15% shareholding in the company, by Exor, the investment branch of

11/08/2023 - By Thomas Falk

The Swedish government considers nuclear power to be a crucial building block on the way to a more climate-friendly future.

11/08/2023 - By Thomas Falk

Poland plans to station a total of 10,000 soldiers in the border region with neighbouring Belarus. About 4,000 soldiers would

11/08/2023 - By Thomas Falk

Governing party follows the anti-German cours At the official start of the election campaign in Poland, the national conservative governing

08/08/2023 - By European Views

Aleph Farms is introducing cultivated meat to Europe, particularly in Switzerland. Swiss consumers are amenable to trying lab-cultured meat out

07/08/2023 - By Thomas Falk

Two motorway bridges to the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea, annexed by Russia, became the target of a Ukrainian attack

07/08/2023 - By Thomas Falk

The upset between Poland and Ukraine over the mutual appointment of ambassadors continues. Ukraine must be aware that if “such

31/07/2023 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Northern Ireland’s three main airports, backed by the UK Travel Retail Forum, are uniting to call on the UK Government

31/07/2023 - By European Views

In early July, Beijing fired a warning shot at Brussels in response to the Netherlands’ announcement of additional restrictions on

31/07/2023 - By European Views

The worsening climate change makes it a perfect setting for a female Asian tiger mosquito to breed and spread across

27/07/2023 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The European Commission has opened a formal investigation to assess whether Microsoft may have breached EU competition rules by tying