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Firefighting is classified as carcinogenic, yet cancer isn't on the EU's list of occupational diseases. MEPs demand action: Brussels must propose guidelines for prevention, monitoring & compensation for firefighters.
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#WorkersRights #HealthAndSafety
Brussels vs. Meta: The Commission has opened formal proceedings against the tech giant over deceptive financial ads proliferating on its platforms. A major test case for the DSA. insights.policy-insider.ai/?… #DSA #Meta
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A politically explosive question lands in Brussels: How much influence do foreign-funded think tanks have on shaping the EU Green Deal? MEPs are demanding transparency from the Commission. 🏛️
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#EUPolitics #GreenDeal
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🚨 An MEP is questioning the Commission on a potential link between mRNA vaccines and a reported rise in cancer diagnoses in Greece. Is Brussels aware of studies suggesting an association and will it investigate?
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#EUMedicine #HealthSecurity
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🚨 The Commission is taking Spain to the CJEU for failing to empower its Digital Service Coordinator. A clear signal that Brussels is done waiting for Member States to enforce the DSA. insights.policy-insider.ai/?… #DSA #DigitalRegulation
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Security bombshell! MEPs flag a Russian FSB-licensed company's involvement in the EU's new Entry/Exit border system. The Commission defers to eu-LISA, but questions are mounting. insights.policy-insider.ai/?… #EUSecurity #Cybersecurity
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Who pays for the green transition? MEPs are grilling the Commission over the estimated €660 billion annual cost of AccelerateEU, demanding to know how the burden will be shared between consumers, taxpayers, and businesses. 💰
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#AccelerateEU #EnergyCosts
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Jun 15
A new PQ questions the health impact of microplastics shed by wind turbine blades. 💨 Is the massive expansion of wind energy compatible with the EU's zero pollution goals? A major green policy dilemma emerges.
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#ZeroPollution #WindEnergy
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Jun 15
Are wind turbines creating a new pollution problem? A new PQ demands answers from the Commission on the environmental and health effects of microplastics shed from turbine blades. 🌍
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#WindEnergy #Microplastics
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Jun 15
With youth vaping rates soaring, MEPs demand an EU-wide registry for adverse effects. Brussels is now pressed on how the new Tobacco Directive will tackle novel nicotine products and aggressive marketing to kids. 🚬
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#PublicHealth #Vaping
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Jun 15
The EU is mobilizing €3 billion to cut dependency on single suppliers for critical raw materials by 50% by 2029. The RESourceEU Action Plan aims to bolster battery, rare earth & defence value chains. ⛓️
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#CRMA #SupplyChain
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Jun 15
Are rigid EU digital regulations killing European competitiveness? MEPs are questioning the Commission's approach, calling for a review to help homegrown tech companies thrive.
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#TechPolicy #DigitalSovereignty
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Jun 14
A tale of two funding priorities: Billions are being allocated for health tech under a new fund, while patient groups for conditions like ME/CFS continue to fight for dedicated research funding in a crowded field. ⚖️
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#HealthFinancing #EU
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Jun 14
Is Italy gaming EU renewable energy rules? A PQ scrutinises a decree that may allow heat from burning all municipal solid waste—not just the bio fraction—to count towards green targets.
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#RenewableEnergy #CircularEconomy
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Jun 14
A new PQ puts Spain's public contracts with Huawei for railway data networks under the spotlight. Does awarding sensitive deals to high-risk suppliers align with EU security goals? 🚆
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#Huawei #EUSecurity
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Jun 14
The EU's pandemic financing is under the microscope. The Commission clarifies it never invested in the World Bank's 2017 pandemic bonds and all funding is published on the Financial Transparency System. पारदर्शिता
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#EUFunding #HealthSecurity
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Jun 14
In a major move away from Russian oil, the Commission has approved ~€350 million in German State aid for a new synthetic aviation fuels plant at the PCK Schwedt refinery. ✈️
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#StateAid #SAF
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Jun 14
Brussels is in a "regulatory dialogue" with Alphabet over its new Android developer verification process. The Commission is monitoring DMA compliance to protect alternative app stores.
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#DMA #Android
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Jun 13
The EU's med-tech database, EUDAMED, is facing questions over its limitations for medium to high-risk devices. Are patients and doctors getting the comparable data they need to make informed choices? 🧬
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#MedicalDevices #Regulation
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Jun 13
A new gas pipeline in Bosnia & Herzegovina could create stranded assets and undermine decarbonisation, warn MEPs. They suggest renewable alternatives like geothermal are a better bet for the region.
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#Balkans #EnergyTransition
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