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AI gigafactories call for proposal is taking longer than it should, warns Wildberger

Scrap rebates or Italy will demand the same 'privilege,' the country's leader tells MPs

But ChatGPT-maker hasn't yet committed to sign up

In today's edition: FCAS, Defence omnibus, military mobility

Industry and policymakers converge on hydrogen and biofuels as a strategic answer to fossil fuel dependence, but warn of infrastructure and cost hurdles

In today's edition: CO2 emissions trading reform, oceanic sensors, PFAS

António Costa is convening a two-day summit in Brussels next week

Brussels moves to coordinate action on affordability and renovation as Social Climate Fund activation approaches

Ten years after the first etanercept biosimilar entered the European market, biosimilars have helped expand access to biologic therapies for millions of patients

Climate surcharge will be kept at around €0.10 per litre at the pump, negotiators agreed

Belgium says it has not received visa applications from Taliban representatives expected in Brussels this month for "technical-level" discussions

The move aims to reduce dependence on foreign communication systems

Social media giant spends €10 million annually on shaping EU policy industry, per report

Diplomatic sources warn future legislation could severely restrict sales

Ireland also wants to boost Europe's competitiveness in AI

Enlargement raises concerns of destabilising the balance of power within the Union. Unless an alternative arrangement can be agreed

Chief medical officer: Some companies may not bring products to Europe first

The row comes amid growing tensions between Brussels and Bratislava over LGBTI+ rights

Final transparency code eyes ‘solutions’ to spot AI-generated videos, images or text

Commission leadership talked carbon tax on flights leaving EU, leaked note shows

The legislative push was overshadowed by developments at the very institution it seeks to empower

Parliament accused EU countries of inflexibility

TFA is the most common ‘forever chemical’ in the environment and is linked to agrochemicals

A Franco-German-Benelux paper seen by Euractiv suggests ways to limit political risk of expanding the EU

The bloc is eyeing building a larger network of AI gigafactories – but potentially with fewer chips apiece