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Why Romania’s Rovina Valley project matters to Europe’s race for secure copper supply
The European Union wants more strategic raw materials extracted inside Europe, but mine development still requires years of permitting, technical work and financing. Euro Sun Mining's Rovina Valley project shows why policy recognition alone cannot close Europe's copper-supply gap.
CSL Seqirus reports stronger immune response with enhanced flu vaccine in adults over 50
CSL Seqirus has published pivotal Phase III results from 7,699 adults showing superior immune responses versus an adjuvanted egg-based flu vaccine, while the study design leaves real-world comparative effectiveness as a separate question.
EU Russian-energy exit is faltering with gas storage only 67% full, auditors warn
European auditors warn that the EU’s effort to end Russian energy dependence is faltering after member states committed only €54.3 billion of an estimated €300 billion investment requirement while gas storage enters winter at 67%.
Niutech enters global energy major’s SAF supply chain with waste-plastic pyrolysis line
Niutech Technology Group has detailed a waste-plastic pyrolysis equipment agreement with an unnamed global energy major, linking its technology to a refinery SAF upgrade. The commercial breakthrough matters, but contract value, exact capacity, commissioning timing and final fuel qualification remain undisclosed.
YFORE launches ODMS camera-radar platform as in-cabin safety rules reshape automotive cockpits
YFORE’s new ODMS combines smart-mirror vision and cabin radar as safety rules tighten, but OEM awards will decide whether the platform scales globally.
Three-year survival hits 83% as Johnson & Johnson expands TECVAYLI into second-line myeloma
TECVAYLI moves into earlier EU myeloma care after cutting progression risk 83.4%, strengthening Johnson & Johnson’s fast-growing oncology franchise.
Neuren Pharmaceuticals (ASX: NEU) lifts 2026 royalty outlook after record DAYBUE quarter
Record DAYBUE sales and rapid adoption of its STIX formulation have strengthened Neuren Pharmaceuticals’ royalty outlook, while Europe and Japan offer the next major tests of the franchise’s global potential.
The EU has started policing AI, and non-European companies are not outside its reach
EU AI Act enforcement begins with chatbot and deepfake disclosure rules, while delayed high-risk deadlines leave businesses facing a divided compliance map.
Brussels clears PSPIB and JERA Nex bp joint control of Taiwan’s Formosa 2
The EU cleared PSPIB and JERA Nex bp's joint control of Taiwan's 376MW Formosa 2 wind farm on 3 August, a capital-recycling signal one day before BP's Q2 results.
Saipem, Subsea7 clear US antitrust hurdle as Saipem7 merger heads for H2 2026 close
Saipem cleared US antitrust for the €21bn-revenue Saipem7 merger with Subsea7, but a Brussels Phase II probe and an Australian in-depth review remain.