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Mergers: EU Commission clears acquisition of Lagardère by Vivendi

Both companies are active throughout the book value chain, from the acquisition of publishing rights to the marketing, distribution and sale of books to retailers. The two groups are also both involved in other media activities, such as press and live entertainment in France. Lagardère is also active in the radio sector and Vivendi in audio-visual production.

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MEPs discuss disability rights at UN conference in New York

During their three-day visit to United Nations Headquarters in New York City, a group of MEPs led by Dragos Pîslaru, the Chair of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, will meet NGOs and other key stakeholders, participate in round-tables and debates related to the global implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN CRPD).

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Notice on the application of EU State aid rules: EU Commission adopts revised document following the withdrawal of the UK from the EU

In line with the Joint Declaration, the Notice adopted today specifies that, for a measure to be considered to have a genuine and direct link to Northern Ireland and, therefore, to have an effect on the relevant trade between Northern Ireland and the EU, that measure needs to have real foreseeable effects on that trade. These effects should be material, and not merely hypothetical or presumed.

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Polish State Committee for the Examination of Russian influence: EU launches infringement procedure

Today, the EU Commission opened an infringement procedure by sending a letter of formal notice to Poland for violations of EU law. This decision follows a thorough assessment of the new law in Poland on the State Committee for the Examination of Russian Influence on the internal security of Poland between 2007 and 2022, which is in force since 31 May 2023. Could this State Committee be used against the

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Rail passengers to enjoy better protection and smoother travel experience

New EU rules for rail passenger protection take effect today. As of now, passengers are better protected if their travel is disrupted, and railway companies must ensure a trouble-free travel experience for passengers with reduced mobility. An obligation for rail companies to share real-time traffic and travel data also paves the way for more competitive ticket offers.

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