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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

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

25/07/2023 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Ireland will not meet the targets set in the first and second carbon budget periods unless urgent action is taken

04/07/2023 - By Thomas Falk

French President Emmanuel Macron has received numerous mayors whose communities have recently been hit by violent protests. Of the 500

06/06/2023 - By Thomas Falk

The 2019 Polish judicial reform violates EU law. This was decided by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg.

29/05/2023 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

There has been a 60% spike in attempted cyberattacks on Irish hospitals and healthcare settings, according to cybersecurity firm Smarttech247.

19/05/2023 - By European Views

To adapt Hamlet’s famous phrase, something is rotten in the state of Bulgaria. In particular, many deeply-rooted problems seem to

15/05/2023 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Global semi-conductor leader Analog Devices Inc. (ADI) has announced a €630 million investment at its Next Generation Semiconductor R&D and

08/05/2023 - By Thomas Falk

The EU member state Slovakia is in a political crisis. Now President Zuzana Caputova has announced the formation of a