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Dutch crime reporter Peter R. de Vries looks on prior to attending a live TV show in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on Jan. 31, 2008.

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Three men found guilty of killing Dutch investigative journalist

A Dutch court on Wednesday convicted three men of murder for their roles in the 2021 shooting of investigative reporter Peter R. de Vries.

12/06/2024

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Energy firm Uniper wins right to claim billions from Gazprom

Gazprom began slowing down its gas supplies to Europe, especially Germany, in June 2022. It finally halted them altogether at the end of August of that year.

12/06/2024

Specialised workers achieve maintenance works on a power pole in Pfungstadt, June 2024

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Euroviews. G7 still has an opportunity to make good on its energy pledge

The G7 must set an example and build momentum for raised ambition and action worldwide – failure to do so risks undermining our collective energy security, economic development, and attainment of the global 2030 goals, Damilola Ogunbiyi writes.

12/06/2024

In this photo illustration two packets of Samyang noodles are pictured in London, 12 June 2024

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Denmark ‘too spicy’ noodles recall: Real risk or a matter of taste?

The announcement by the Danish food safety regulator has been met with derision by people who like a taste of the hot stuff.

12/06/2024

A German national flag waves on a field in the outskirts of Frankfurt, Germany, Wednesday, May 22, 2024. (AP Photo/Michael Probst)

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German inflation on the rise again for the first time in five months

Increases in services and food costs contributed significantly to May's rise in German inflation, although energy prices continued to fall.

12/06/2024

Ilaria Salis and Fredi Beleri were both held in jail before being elected MEPs

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From prison to EU Parliament: Meet the jailed MEPs

Freshly elected Ilaria Salis and Fredi Beleri may prove a thorn in the side of Hungary and Albania, as supposedly political charges raise questions over the rule of law.

12/06/2024

The Olympic rings are displayed on the Eiffel Tower Friday, June 7, 2024 in Paris.

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French IT company Atos accepts Onepoint's restructuring plan

After weeks of mulling it over, French IT company Atos has finally decided to go with key shareholder David Layani and his IT company Onepoint’s restructuring offer, as opposed to Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky’s. Currently, Onepoint owns about 11% of Atos’ total shares.

12/06/2024

BYD, a Chinese producer of battery electric vehicles, aims to conquer 5% of the EU's market share.

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EU to slap extra tariffs on Chinese electric cars

The European Commission's anti-subsidy inquiry into Chinese electric vehicles has been described as one of the most consequential of its kind.

12/06/2024

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stands in front of a Patriot air defense missile system in the German state of Western Pomerania, Tuesday, June 11, 2024.

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Zelenskyy appeals for help with Ukraine's energy grid

The Ukrainian president has renewed calls for air defence support to ward off Russian attacks on the country's damaged energy infrastructure.

12/06/2024

A light installation depicting the euro on the European Central Bank

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Selloffs deepen in French markets amid the political turmoil

For the third consecutive trading day on Tuesday, French stocks, bonds, and currencies continued to experience a selloff driven by political uncertainties. Analysts suggest that the upcoming interest rate decision by the US Federal Reserve could potentially mitigate the decline.

12/06/2024

People vote at a polling station during the European Parliamentary elections, in Budapest, Hungary, Sunday, June 9, 2024. (AP Photo/Denes Erdos)

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European elections saw rise in turnout, but no surge

From 6 to 9 June, 357 million citizens were invited to vote to elect their representatives to the European Parliament. How many answered the call?

12/06/2024

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Will far-right surge in Europe pressure renewable energy stocks?

The surging power of far-right factions in the EU Parliament may place the renewable energy sector under significant pressure. Major French green energy stocks have already declined amid the electoral upheaval.

12/06/2024

Workers check a transformer damaged by a Russian missile attack at DTEK's power plant in Ukraine, 1 April 2024

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EU and Germany to help Ukraine fix and rebuild energy infrastructure

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz promises to focus on renewable energy and hydrogen potential as Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visits Berlin on Tuesday.

11/06/2024

'I start from a big, red alarm' - Enrico Letta urges radical EU single market shake-up

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'I start from a big, red alarm' - Enrico Letta urges radical EU single market shake-up

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The EU's single market is based on free movement of goods, services, capital and people. Ex Italian PM and author of a report into the single market, Enrico Letta argues a 5th freedom - encompassing research, education and innovation - is vital for Europe's future prosperity.

11/06/2024

With the slogan 'Unity - Against far right - For freedom, so that Europe remains democratic' a Green Party election poster for the European Elections.

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Where is climate a contentious issue this super-election year?

In a major election year, approaches to climate policies around the world range from outright rollbacks to uncertainty and a lack of focus on the key issues.

11/06/2024

A worker turns coffee beans that are drying in the sun at the Santa Barbara farm in San Juan Alotenango, Guatemala, March 2022

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Climate

Euroviews. Climate finance for adaptation needs a clear destination

The least the international community can do is fully and strategically finance climate adaptation to provide the best possible protection against climate hazards and risks, Mark Chandler writes.

11/06/2024

Demonstrators show a placard reading: free to choose, anti-abortionists out, during a protest in front of the Italian Senate in Rome, 2024.

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Campaigners say push for EU abortion funding ‘urgent’ post-election

Women's rights campaigners say a surge in support for the far-right in Europe has made efforts to fund abortion at the EU level even more urgent than before.

11/06/2024

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Three men found guilty of killing Dutch investigative journalist

Euroviews. G7 still has an opportunity to make good on its energy pledge

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