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“The pharmaceutical industry in the U.K. has now gained planning certainty, a state not yet reached by the EU, where the possibility of customs duties poses a continued risk and uncertainty,” he stated.
Trump has consistently accused European pharmaceutical companies of causing higher drug prices in the U.S. He has threatened to impose a 100 percent tariff on pharmaceutical products an

Similar to how industrialization in the 19th century “divided the world between the rich few and the poor,” the AI revolution might have a similar impact.
Countries that invest in skills, computing power, and robust governance systems will gain advantages, while others risk being left behind.,” warned Philip Schellekens, chief economist of the United Nations Development Program for the Asia-Paci

Brussels – European Commissioner for Equality, Hadja Lahbib, emphasized that preventing unsafe abortions is a crucial public health concern during a debate in the European Parliament regarding the citizens’ initiative “My Voice, My Choice,” aimed at ensuring safe and accessible abortion across the EU. The initiative’s coordinator, Nika Kovač, urged for collective action and solid

Genk (Eurotoday Newspaper) – The mayor and aldermen of Genk experienced disability challenges through a program led by Corrie Steegmans. The city now consults Inter and develops an accessibility plan for public spaces and events.
As VRT News reported, the mayor and aldermen of Genk recently took part in a program to experience life with a disability. The initiative allowed them to face challenge

Belgium is concerned about the possibility that €140 billion could be lent to Ukraine, and then a pro-Russian EU country, like Hungary or Slovakia, might veto the renewal of the EU sanctions against Moscow. This scenario would require Belgium to return the funds to Russia.
To address Belgium’s concerns, the Commission seeks to prevent one EU member from overturning sanctions. Currently, Hung

SOFIA – Bulgaria is set to receive 1.47 billion euros with the announcement of the third payment from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, as reported by the government information service.
The European Commission (EC) has positively evaluated Bulgaria’s third payment request under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, indicating a crucial step toward the disbursement of EU funds to bol

Ghent (Eurotoday) – In Zwijnaarde, Ghent, the E40 will close for about 4 hours on December 2‑3, 2025, for the Roads and Traffic Agency to install a 10×4.5 m traffic cabin delivered by 6 trucks.
As VRT News reported, in Zwijnaarde, Ghent, in the province of East Flanders, Belgium, the E40 will be closed for about 4 hours during the night of December 2nd to 3rd, 2025. The Roads and Traffic Agency

In 2015, news emerged that an 18th-century marble bust of the goddess Diana, stolen by the Nazis during World War II, was auctioned in Austria for 250,000 euros by a private individual.
The bust was later returned to Poland, which had been searching for the piece by the renowned French sculptor Jean-Antoine Houdon since 1940. Before its disappearance, the bust was part of the collection of the la

Germany has allocated over €100 million this year and next for counter-drone technology, with systems including sensors and jammers to disrupt hostile drone signals, and the ability to intercept or shoot them down if necessary.
“It’s an important signal that we are confronting hybrid threats,” Dobrindt said. “We are creating a clear mission to detect, intercept and, yes, al

Stockholm – Sweden has once again topped the EU’s gender equality index.
The annual index has been assessed since 2010, utilizing various criteria related to equality in areas such as employment, education, health, and more.
This year, Sweden scored 73.7 out of a possible 100 points, placing it just ahead of France, which scored 73.4, and Denmark at 71.8. Last year, Denmark ranked second, with th