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Bulgaria spends the highest share of GDP in the world on obesity-related costs, but poor data is causing a weak obesity strategy

Negotiations were marked by disputes over how to restore fish stocks in one of the world’s most polluted seas

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties takes formal action questioning the process that led to an ex-Meta lobbyist landing a top privacy oversight job

In conflict settings, mental health support is as critical as providing food, water and shelter. It’s past time we recognize it as an essential part of crisis response.

From 3 to 7 November 2025, EP committees will be discussing how to harness women’s talent through education, training and employment, to drive economic growth and progress.
Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

From 3 to 7 November 2025, EP committees will be discussing how to harness women’s talent through education, training and employment, to drive economic growth and progress.
Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The EU's Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra is doubling down on confronting Beijing

In today's edition: Clearview AI, data protection, deepfakes, satellite cybersecurity

In today's edition: Pharma reform, healthcare AI, alcohol labelling

In today's edition: CAP budget, deforestation, animal transport

09:00 – 09:20 PLENARY: Net-Zero by 2050 – The Clean Industrial Deal and its implications for Europe The European Commission’s Clean Industrial Deal will be the focus of this plenary session. We’ll delve into how it can translate into practice and its implications for European citizens and industry, exploring topics such as clean technologies, achieving […]

Plus Seán Clancy tells us about preparations to move EUMAM into Ukraine, and updates on drones, satellite cybersecurity, and the missing details of RESourceEU

But the forecasted 10% emission cut in 2035 would be insufficient to respect global warming red lines

In today’s edition: a gay rights controversy jolts the Dutch election as centrist parties eye a comeback, Pedro Sánchez’s fragile alliance unravels after Catalan separatists cut ties, and Berlin urges restraint as EU-China trade tensions escalate over mineral export curbs

In today's edition: ETS2 carbon price, critical minerals, gas flows, net-zero shipping

Privacy rights group noyb, which has filed the complaint in Austria, wants criminal liability or even jail time for the AI company's leadership if they travel to the EU

Can the EU be sustainable and continue to grow? Can Europe remain competitive without being sustainable? For the new president of Eurima, an upcoming EU Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) is a chance to show that competitiveness and decarbonisation work best together.

Red tape is hampering hospital adoption of proven AI diagnostic, David Labajo says

“It is prudent of us to be planning,” said the EU's top General Seán Clancy

EU states clash with Commission over how far tobacco rules should go