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The watchdog said Red.es unfairly favoured contracts for entrepreneur Carlos Barrabés, a businessman linked to Sánchez’s wife

A civil society group has raised concerns about who is writing AI standards for the EU’s flagship AI Act

Months of talks collapsed over how to codify Europe’s diverse döner traditions

This is part of a package of measures including an arms embargo on Israel aimed at halting what Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called “the genocide in Gaza”

With the world on track to 3°C of warming by the end of this century, the scientific community and a growing number of institutions are exploring climate technologies that could reduce the worst impacts of global warming.

But less red tape, perhaps

Ireland’s ‘unsustainable’ healthcare budget faces tariff ripple effect and rising drug prices

Senior French foreign ministry officials “did their level best to clip my wings”, he said

Even though Moldova’s vote is a bold step towards the bloc, there is still a lot of ground to cover

Animal testing science has developed significantly in 20 years; now it’s time to align industry with new non-animal testing methods