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Easing of EU rules meant stores never reached the 90% safety level ahead of a winter that has turned bitterly cold

A 1952 law orders Danish forces to engage immediately against an attack, even if there was no formal declaration of war

A Dutch court ruled a couple’s marriage invalid after their AI-written wedding vows omitted the legally required declaration

An incoming strategy looks set to target support at European open source projects to scale into commercial alternatives to US tech

Belgium's biggest hub, Brussels Airport, also confirmed 40 flight cancellations on Wednesday

Consumer price rises in Germany and France, the EU's biggest economies, also slowed in December

Left-wing feud erupts over responsibility for blackout

The co-chair of the left-populist BSW party argues that von der Leyen only partially and belatedly answered his formal request for information

As geopolitical tensions intensify and the far right advances, Europe must act. In this article, industriAll Europe calls for organising around democratic values, internationalism, and a bold industrial renewal - mobilising investment, solidarity, and workers’ power to secure peace, resilience, and shared prosperity.

Plus Greenland looms large on the European stage

In today's edition: Pfizer taxes, biotech financing, and sick leave in Germany.

In today's edition: Mercosur, CAP budget, CBAM

In today's edition: Child protection panel delay, digital tax deal, US chips plans

In today's edition: Steel imports, drinking water pollutants, plastic recycling

In Wednesday's edition: Green(back)land, Mercosur momentum, farm safeguards

The pace of German greenhouse gas emissions cuts slowed further in 2025, putting in jeopardy climate goals in Europe’s biggest economy, a think tank warned Wednesday. Emissions fell by 1.5% in 2025 from the previous year, according to a study by Agora Energiewende, compared to a 3% drop in 2024 and 10% the year before […]

European leaders say Washington already has broad military access to Greenland under a long-standing agreement

General Sir Rupert Smith reflects on Washington’s attack on Venezuela, past Western interventions in Iraq, Afghanistan and the former Yugoslavia – and why soldiers sometimes have to disobey orders

Conservative religious groups, US-linked think tanks and faith-based organisations are increasingly using the EU capital to push hardline anti-abortion views – blurring the line between belief, lobbying and politics

Trump’s Greenland gambit has exposed Europe’s deepest vulnerability: its dependence on an ally that now poses the most explicit threat to its security