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Under the agreement, companies will receive a stable eight-year data protection period during which rivals cannot rely on originator data

European leaders convinced themselves that by flattering and indulging him, they could persuade Trump to drop his most-cherished goals. That delusion can no longer be sustained

If Trump were to endorse Russia’s lines in Ukraine, decades of Western policy could shift overnight

The agency's head expects that with more responsibilities, more resources will be needed

2030 solar deployment targets are unreachable industry says

The crash still dominates Greek politics, as Article 86 of the Constitution blocks any prosecution of ministers without parliament’s approval

Only about 4% of total health spending on average in the EU was allocated to prevention in 2023, the report notes

The conservative-led government – under pressure at a time when anti-immigration sentiment is running high – proposed the ban earlier this year

A Ukrainian official said it "takes into account Ukraine's vision – it is a further proposal for adequate solutions to problematic issues"

The Commission declared only five meetings during the period under review

Mainstream groups rejected calls for a parliamentary debate from the far right

Trump might not be attending his honorary 'P28 gala' but the Commission president has decided it sensible to partake in tomorrow's celebration of Europe's most powerful person

Lobbyist says the EU should plan to diversify drug production for 'when the world goes crazy'

Belgium argues there are ‘many legitimate objections’ to the legality of the EU’s €210 billion ‘reparations loan’ to Kyiv

Several countries are raising eyebrows over a plan to give more AI enforcement powers to the EU’s AI Office

‘This proposal is not accompanied by a formal impact assessment due to the urgency to act’, the Commission said

Germany’s bidding zone split process has put the ball in Brussels’ court