EU Begins Historic €6.5 Million Research on Psychedelic Use in Mental Health Treatment

EU Begins Historic €6.5 Million Research on Psychedelic Use in Mental Health Treatment

MEPs were informed on Tuesday, during the launch of PsyPal, the inaugural EU-funded clinical research project exploring psychedelic-assisted mental health treatments, that despite the growing awareness of mental health issues, there hasn’t been a translation of this awareness into innovative treatments. Tilly Metz, a Greens MEP, highlighted the potential of psychedelics to revolutionize mental health…

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As Market Share Declines, The European Plastics Industry Is “In Trouble

According to a recent industry report released on Tuesday, the global plastics production landscape has seen notable shifts, with Europe experiencing a decline in its share while China’s output has surged to encompass a third of the market. Over the period from 2006 to 2022, Europe’s contribution to global plastics production dwindled from 22 percent…

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EU’s €7.4bn Deal with Egypt to Prevent Migration Crisis

In an effort to boost Egypt’s flagging economy, EU leaders have reached a financial pact worth €7.4 billion (£6.3 billion). This endeavor aims to maintain regional stability and avert another European migrant catastrophe. The EU-Egypt strategic partnership spans three years and encompasses several components: €5bn in soft loans to support economic reforms, €1.8bn to encourage…

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EU Parliament Approves Crypto-Inclusive Sanctions Law to Close Loopholes-min

EU Parliament Approves Crypto-Inclusive Sanctions Law to Close Loopholes

In a bid to bolster the enforcement of sanctions, the European Parliament has endorsed the implementation of new regulations extending to cryptocurrency assets. The objective behind this legislation is to streamline the enforcement of sanctions across the European Union’s 27 member states, aiming to rectify existing disparities and close loopholes that have hindered the efficacy…

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The Digital Markets Act Of Europe Is Putting Pressure On Internet Companies To Adapt

The Digital Markets Act Of Europe Is Putting Pressure On Internet Companies To Adapt

European consumers will soon experience changes in their digital landscape as new regulations come into effect this week. These changes, mandated by the Digital Markets Act (DMA) of the European Union, aim to address concerns regarding the dominance of certain tech companies dubbed “gatekeepers.” These companies include Amazon, Apple, Google (Alphabet), Meta, Microsoft, and ByteDance…

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