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Over the past months, Slenergy has actively engaged in several high-impact campaigns across Europe, enhancing its brand visibility and showcasing its innovative solar energy solutions. In Germany, the company hosted the Citizen Salon event titled “iShare-Home Rayvolution” on December 8th.

This event, which took place in Leipzig, highlighted Slenergy’s commitment to supporting renewable energy communities in line with the European Commission’s initiative.

In addition to the Citizen Salon, Slenergy collaborated with notable Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) in Germany and Italy. In Germany, the influential tech YouTuber Verdrahtet (https://www.youtube.com/@verdrahtet) installed a new solar system from Slenergy and shared his positive experience in a detailed video.

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Members of the European Union are currently taking part in elections to the European Parliament, presenting a prime opportunity for hacktivists to perform Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks against political parties across the spectrum.

At time of writing, 8 of the 27 EU members have completed counting their votes, with the preliminary results and exit polls showing gains for right-wing parties.

Brussels – The European Parliament, for the first time, is hosting in its Brussels headquarters an exhibition on Giorgio La Pira: 19 photographic panels set up near the staircase leading to the plenary chamber tell the story of the “Holy Mayor.”
“In this period of disappointment and disenchantment with the quality of public policy and its protagonists, the figure of Giorgio La Pira stands out as an extraordinary and necessary example,” says Beatrice Covassi, Florentine MEP for the PD, who hosted the event. “With this exhibition, we want to resonate a very topical message, reviving the theme of peace and inter-religious dialogue. With La Pira, Florence became a place of universal dialogue. Representatives of States and peoples, religious leaders, and heads of State…

The EU Parliament (EP) will host the European Gender Equality which will consist of a number of interesting debates discussing what’s next in this field.

“Gender equality and equity are a shared responsibility that we must embrace in every facet of our work. I am extremely proud to see that every year this important initiative gains more and more interest, not only within the European Parliament, but also among other EU institutions, agencies, and national parliaments.”

This is the fourth time the Parliament has organised such a week and the theme of this year’s edition is “Gender Equality: What’s Next?”

EP committees and delegations will hold a series of discussions and public hearings between the 23rd and 29th October.

Some of the main events include a discussion…