At Lithuanian demand last Thursday (21 December), discussions will start with the EU about whether daylight saving is “still relevant”. The country’s PM agrees the measure’s time has passed. Lithuania
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The European Commission regulators are looking “very carefully” at the competition issues in the combination of Bayer and Monsanto. They stated they wanted to make sure farmers still have choice
Italian chef Massimo Bottura plans to open two new restaurants serving free food made from supermarket scraps. Just like his first similar experiment in Milan, they will be accessible only
New study confirms local environment appears to be linked to health behaviour and the risk of developing obesity. However, fast-food outlets are not the only culprit. It may come as
The Association of Medical Research Charities has warned against the risk of delays on access to life-saving medicines for patients in Britain if the UK deviates from EU regulatory standards
French Dairy giant Lactalis ordered his second massive recall of baby food products in two weeks after new contaminations by salmonella bacteria. The tainted baby milk scandal may now affect
The daily administration of a constituent of cannabis known as cannabidiol mitigates psychotic symptoms in patients with schizophrenia, according to King’s College London clinical trial data The main psychoactive compound
The possible return of Social Democrats to the German government may be good news for construction of the Nord Stream 2 Russian natural gas pipeline project, despite US, Polish and
One-third of type 2 diabetes patients prescribed metformin – the mostly commonly recommended diabetes drug – aren’t taking their medication due to side effects, researchers in the United Kingdom have
After carbon, tobacco and sugar the next global tax could target meat. Some governments are indeed expected to introduce a “livestock levy” that cuts meat consumption from diets to reduce