The article details multiple concurrent political and corporate investigations, including the EC's campaign against Rosatom in Hungary and an EPPO probe into Pfizer's Covid-19 procurement deal.
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Updated Jan 1
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What happened
The article details multiple concurrent political and corporate investigations, including the EC's campaign against Rosatom in Hungary and an EPPO probe into Pfizer's Covid-19 procurement deal.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Rosatom
Russian state corporation (a non-profit entity type) established in 2007
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European Commission
executive branch of the European Union
- Europe is exploring the economic potential of its space and navigation systems, including Galileo, with involvement from the European Commission and the European Investment Bank.
- The European Commission executes EU energy security policy amid rising costs driven by the Russia-Ukraine war and Strait of Hormuz closure.
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Pfizer
American multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology corporation
Related events
- The European Commission is campaigning against Rosatom in Europe and seeking to force Hungary to abandon cooperation.
- Rosatom, a Russian state corporation, is involved in an incident affecting European energy security due to aggression against ZNPP.
- Rosatom has agreements to build nuclear plants in Kazakhstan and a preliminary agreement for Uzbekistan.
- Rosatom, a Russian state corporation, is managing the Breakthrough project, with the World Nuclear Association providing reactor information.
- Uzbekistan is reconsidering Rosatom's role in its nuclear project, leading to tension in bilateral relations between leaders.