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Supervisors on Monday handed their lobbyist a “moon” and a “star” in projects for which to request state funding at the upcoming legislative session in Jackson.

Temporary state aid could help combat Europe’s loss of competitiveness against US companies, says the bloc’s competition chief.

The European Union remains committed to its Green Deal. Despite all odds, geopolitical concerns and the energy crisis may actually accelerate the EU green transition and trigger a reduction of fossil fuel imports, with the additional objective of securing the European Union’s energy independence. The share of renewables in the EU electricity mix is expected to grow from 37% in 2021 to 69% in 2030.

France is leading calls for more funding for industry to compete with China and the US, but it’s not going to get its way without a struggle.

Competition chief says ‘public support’ can’t solve all of Europe’s current challenges.

Film In Cork's Rossa Mullins makes the case for Cork's inclusion in a new regional tax incentive scheme. If it's not included, Cork will lose film and series productions, he warns.

They want a full phase in of pre-K.

A new livestock barn for the Western Kentucky State Fair in Hopkinsville is in the plans with a grant from the Kentucky Department of Agriculture to help make

Three years on from the election of President Tebboune, restrictions on freedom of expression and press freedom are on the rise in Algeria.

Brussels should stop complaining about Joe Biden’s subsidies plan and ‘get its act together,’ says European Investment Bank boss.