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The European Union has consistently boosted spending on support for research, but still risks being overtaken in the race for international competitiveness.
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Recent special reports
The European Union has consistently boosted spending on support for research, but still risks being overtaken in the race for international competitiveness.
Turkey's ties with Europe have grown steadily, but it is too early to say if it will ever join the EU.
This special report is made available online for all visitors [...]
Animal welfare has been on the EU's agenda for more than 30 years. But conditions for Europe's animals have only recently started to improve.
Ireland's rejection of the Lisbon treaty means that the French presidency of the EU could be remarkable for modesty rather than ambition.
A commissioner sensitive to consumer demand faces a battle to expand the Commission's sphere of influence over a telecoms market on the brink of major transformation.
This European Voice special report is made available online for all visitors thanks to ESMO - European Society for Medical Oncology.
Initially a forum to engage with citizens, the 8th Green Week is now a regular policy event. This European Voice special report is made available online for all visitors [...]
Critics of plans to prevent energy firms owning both generation and transmission operations are hoping that a new compromise will win the day.
Recent special reports
The low-down on the main contenders at next month's European Championships in Austria and Switzerland and a look at football's wider context: the problems it faces, the [...]
This European Voice special report is made available online for all visitors thanks to Stanleybet International.
The EU is trying to minimise the risk to humans and nature of the chemicals that fill our everyday lives.
A ten-page supplement looks at the latest trends and explains how promoting EU studies has become an instrument of foreign policy
