Fiona Alston is a journalist and news reporter, with a focus on technology and innovation. She has written for publications such as Tech.eu, IMAGE Media, and The Irish Times. Fiona's work covers topics ranging from funding and investments in startups to advancements in agritech, insurtech, and biotech industries.
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Fiona Alston's coverage primarily focuses on technology, startups, funding announcements, and innovation. She tends to cover press releases and private sector announcements related to software & SaaS companies, healthcare & pharmaceutical innovations, and various business sectors.
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By: Fiona Alston
The European Commission's proposal to drop wolves' protection status under the Bern Convention from ‘strictly protected species' to ‘protected
By: Fiona Alston
The UN's Summit of the Future takes place on 22-23 September in New York, hosted by the UN General Assembly.
After one year in office, the launch of a bold manifesto including the voices of youth, an emphasis on gender equality, and a fresh approach to
Europe's agri sector is in the middle of a shakedown. Caught between a rock and a hard place, farmers are taking heat for the climate crisis, trying
Europe's citizens called for an end to the ‘cage age' with the phasing-out of cages and crates for farm animals.
The European, Economic and Social Committee has taken a unique approach to enlargement, using a future-proofing strategy to engage with EU candidate countries through a pilot initiative to include them in policy development discussions.
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By: Fiona Alston
The Baltic States are a hotbed for investment in innovation for defence, not least as they find themselves closer to the front line with Russia
Pig producers across the EU should deliver higher welfare standards than the EU Pig Directive currently requires, say activists who are now calling for better practices and additional measures to ensure pig welfare.
By: Fiona Alston
Calves are spending long hours on transporters with no access to food, and cattle are taking long sea journeys in grotesque conditions, only to be
Animal welfare groups are hoping EU legislation protecting seals is kept above board, while Baltic fishermen are trying to salvage political nets to aid their fight for adequate fish hauls.
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