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Written by Dorothee Funk-Weyer. For decades, toxicology struggled with a shortage of evidence. Today, it faces a different challenge. New Approach Methodologies (NAMs), including laboratory and computational methods that do not rely on animals, can detect detailed biological responses with unprecented sensitivity and mechanistic detail across multiple endpoints. As the European Commission develops its roadmap […]

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Unusually, President Milei will not be meeting Abascal in person

Rome wants the EU foreign affairs chief to be the Commission’s “clear second-in-command for external affairs”

New EU emergency plan could allow exceptional measures during mass arrivals – even without evidence of foreign interference

Oslo sees Brussels' strategy for the region as green light for oil, gas exploration

Danish prime minister attacked Sánchez's pro-migration policy as a threat to Europe

Eight EU governments want market freeze as regulation struggles to keep pace

Minimum spending targets could bridge the gap between Commission and Parliament

"He's going to have to want to make a deal, because I don't think his people are going to stand for it any longer," said Trump

The EPP chief reshuffles his top team, bringing a Péter Magyar ally into his inner circle

Socialists’ push to award ICC Sakharov Prize exposes political divisions

Also, in tonight's edition: Kallas takes aim at Washington

Negotiators are likely to meet again in November

Ministers and MEPs wanted to reopen the 13-year-old text