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Goodbye to lying about age on the internet: Europe activates its definitive solution
The European Union finalizes the launch of an age verification application that will allow users to access digital services without revealing personal data, in an attempt to curb the access of minors to dangerous content and reinforce the responsibility of big technology platforms.
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European companies are driving a hydrogen backbone network to connect industrial supply and demand
The industry demands from Brussels to accelerate investment and simplify the regulatory framework to overcome regulatory fragmentation, reduce costs —especially electrical ones— and guarantee the viability of a key value chain for European competitiveness and energy sovereignty
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The Spanish film 'Sorda' wins the LUX Audience Award of the European Parliament
Eva Libertad's film becomes the favorite of the European competition, which combines the citizen vote and that of the MEPs to choose the best production of the year.
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European Justice puts in doubt the Spanish system to stop the abuse of interim staff in the public sector
The EU Court of Justice considers that the current measures —such as the figure of the non-fixed permanent or compensation— do not guarantee an effective sanction nor correct the precariousness derived from the abuse of temporary staff
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Who makes a move in the European Parliament: manual to understand the key vote of the European budget
More than a thousand amendments, a financial framework of two trillion euros and a multi-party negotiation between political groups and Member States: the keys the strategies of the political groups and their repercussions to understand how the distribution of European Union funds is decided before the first vote this Wednesday
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Brussels plans to respond to the energy crisis with new urgent state aid
The European Commission is preparing a package of extraordinary measures that would allow Member States to deploy more flexible and rapid public support to contain the impact of the rise in energy prices on households and industry, in a context of volatility in international markets and growing political pressure to avoid an economic deterioration in the Union.
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The digital brain of Von der Leyen takes control of Competition in the European Commission
The architect of European digital regulation, a key figure in the struggle with Big Tech, now assumes command of Competition with the challenge of piloting the reform of the mergers model and redefining the market balance in the EU
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European leaders applaud the electoral victory of Péter Magyar in Hungary
Péter Magyar's pro-European victory in Hungary unleashes a wave of congratulations from EU leaders, who see the European project strengthened.
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Who is Péter Magyar, Orbán's ex-insider who has defeated Fidesz in Hungary
Péter Magyar has gone in just two years from being a man of Viktor Orbán's system to becoming the politician who has broken 16 years of Fidesz's hegemony in Hungary. Lawyer, former leader of the governmental environment and leader of the Tisza party, he has built a candidacy capable of uniting very different voters with a message of corruption, public services and European turn
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