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"US forces conducted self-defence strikes in southern Iran today"

Also, in Wednesday’s edition: EU aid, Albania, and Pedro Sánchez

EU lawmakers are in the final stretch of negotiating reforms to EU passenger rights rules. Rushing through a flawed revision only drives up costs without addressing the real cause of most delays.

Political corruption is eating Spain’s democratic system, warns the country’s chief anti-graft prosecutor


Commissioner Hansen called for 'workable' solutions

A negative assessment from Brussels could delay the project by years

Czechia and allies say protected birds are devastating Europe’s fisheries

Two governmental agencies will analyse domestic manufacturing of transdermal oestrogen patches, shortages are currently impacting women in menopause

Despite Europe’s strong scientific base and growing biotech sector, many companies still turn to US markets for scale and visibility

Traditional divides between ‘frugal’ and ‘cohesion-friendly’ EU countries resurfaced

Industry lobbying comes amid growing public concern over 'forever chemicals'

Includes: Italian mafia and EU funds, Friends of Cohesion, European safe haven for US researchers, tobacco taxation and more

Confindustria chief Orsini recommends using the EU's 'enhanced cooperation' mechanism

Experts said Europe must step up after sweeping international aid cuts

The 2GHz mobile satellite services band was allocated to two European operators in 2009

On this side of the Channel, Brussels and almost all EU countries are indifferent to the idea

Recent drone incidents exposed gaps in Baltic air defences

The Commissioner noted that technical experts tamped down ambitions when shaping legislation

The group argues national rivalries are weakening European defence projects

Europe’s competitiveness issues are not solved 'by throwing the EU’s green legislation out the window,' said a Green MEP