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New rules for biotech crops clear final hurdle in Parliament

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By Maria Simon Arboleas Verified
| EIN News
The European Parliament on Wednesday gave final approval to looser rules for gene‑edited plants, fending off last‑minute bids to unravel the political compromise with EU countries. Long‑awaited legislation on new genetic modification techniques (NGTs), dating back to a 2023 Commission proposal, will soon become law.
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Orbán pred voľbami vytiahol aj ceny potravín

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By Maria Simon Arboleas Verified
| Denník SME Verified
Podobne ako v posledných parlamentných voľbách na Slovensku sa jednou z ústredných tém predvolebnej kampane stávajú ceny potravín aj v maďarských voľbách. Premiér Viktor Orbán varuje voličov, že opozičný líder Péter Magyar v prípade volebného víťazstva zruší cenovú reguláciu, ktorou sa jeho vláda snaží chrániť domácnosti pred rastom cien potravín.
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Orbán convierte el temor a la subida de los precios de los alimentos en arma electoral

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By Maria Simon Arboleas Verified
| euractiv.es
Viktor Orbán. [Viktor Orbán/Facebook] Bruselas (Euractiv)- Mientras Hungría se encamina hacia unas elecciones de gran importancia el domingo, el primer ministro Viktor Orbán está convirtiendo los precios de los alimentos en un arma central de su campaña. Así, presenta los controles de precios de su Gobierno como un escudo para los hogares y advierte a los votantes de que podrían desaparecer si la oposición llega al poder.
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