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There are fears that Ukrainian farmers would receive large agricultural subsidies immediately on accession, diverting funds from existing member states. Plus worries Ukraine might not adhere to as high standards of food safety and environmental protection as other EU member states, writes Klara Lindström.
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Massive debts are looming over the EU's next long-term budget — posing repayment questions as the European Parliament seeks more funds.
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Spain now has a golden opportunity to enact EU energy market rules, and even go beyond them. By building open, technology-neutral electricity markets where solutions compete on an equal footing, Spain can better protect its citizens from future blackouts and set the standard for a resilient, decarbonised Europe.
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