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X’s statement must be assessed critically. While it claims to object to “multiple court orders”, the platform has still withheld hundreds of accounts, said Professor Yaman Akdeniz.

The Finnish utility urged the EU to assist the nuclear power industry when regulating low-carbon technologies, including state aid and access to financial support.

Depardieu’s rap sheet of accusations is long and ugly, with 22 women having accused him of sexual and sexist violence in recent years.

The EU is scrambling to find new money for defence after the US made a 180-degree turn on foreign policy, and agriculture could be an early casualty.

The US is a net importer of wine, with France and Italy ranking as its top suppliers in terms of value, according to the US Department of Agriculture.

The FTC members were in “a stronger position than anyone else who has been fired,” Alex Joel, adjunct professor at the Washington College of Law, told Euractiv.

The Greek prime minster has warned of democratic backsliding in Turkey.

The MEPs fear Europe could fall behind in the global chips race.

The uptick “might be linked to the import boom from the US, where companies are snapping up goods from abroad to get ahead of looming tariffs”, one analyst said.

Industry in Europe was utterly stunned by the Commission’s intention to abruptly withdraw the regulation on standard essential patents. More than 60 companies and associations call on co-legislators to advance it, not withdraw. Businesses have long begged for a regulatory solution to the currently inconsistent opaque framework that’s prone to abuse by powerful patent owners coming mostly from overseas.