Portugal's Renewables Electricity Record, French PM Halts Unemployment Reform, Sanofi's Frankfurt Expansion, French Directors Detained Over Abuse, and more...
July 2, 20249m 53s
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Show Notes
(0:10): Portugal Hits Record: 82% of Electricity from Renewables in 2024
(1:42): French PM Halts Controversial Unemployment Reform After Election Setback
(3:32): Sanofi's €1.5 Billion Frankfurt Expansion Boosts EU Pharmaceutical Sovereignty and Job Creation
(5:37): French Directors Jacquot and Doillon Detained Over Historical Sexual Abuse Allegations by Actress Judith Godrèche
(7:24): Bavarian Court Approves Surveillance of AfD for Extremist Tendencies; Party Plans Appeal
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(1:42): French PM Halts Controversial Unemployment Reform After Election Setback
(3:32): Sanofi's €1.5 Billion Frankfurt Expansion Boosts EU Pharmaceutical Sovereignty and Job Creation
(5:37): French Directors Jacquot and Doillon Detained Over Historical Sexual Abuse Allegations by Actress Judith Godrèche
(7:24): Bavarian Court Approves Surveillance of AfD for Extremist Tendencies; Party Plans Appeal
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