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Last-ditch talks to seal deal ahead of US election Effort to win backing of emerging economies
Liquid biofuels – ethanol and ‘biodiesel' – have captured the worldwide and European fascination as renewable energy for the transport sector, but [...]
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Farming & food

A short conversation over coffee did not give the European Union's policy on genetically modified (GM) crops a new lease of life. Nevertheless, some companies think that last week's breakfast meeting of European commissioners (7 May) heralds positive news for the biotech industry.
Commission plans for agricultural reforms are meeting opposition from the usual suspects.
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Profiles
The first head of the EU chemicals agency is under pressure to prove his independence.
Thursday 8 May 2008An all-action PR nightmare.
Wednesday 30 April 2008With the possible exception of her husband, the island's former president, there are few in Cyprus as knowledgeable about the workings of Brussels as Androulla Vassiliou.
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European Commission threatening to take Madrid to the European Court of Justice.
Thursday 15 May 2008Second phase of liberalisation talks focuses on mergers and aligning rules governing the US and EU aviation markets.
Thursday 15 May 2008A UK expert on greener vehicles has no sympathy for foot-dragging carmakers.
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