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The EU’s new migration plan is already running into resistance, as capitals clash over who should take in asylum seekers

If Europe is to find its way in a changing world, the discontent on display in Belgium should be seen as another alarm, rather than the butt of a joke

Iceland is pushing to export its geothermal expertise to Europe and China at the same time

Suspending the pension law wins the prime minister breathing room ahead of confidence vote

The thorniest issues were left for the next round of talks, tentatively set for mid-November

British electricity emissions overestimation could add costs and risks to power prices in Europe, they warned

They also criticised the bloc’s ‘broken’ air traffic management system and high sustainable fuel costs

The Fund now expects Germany, France, and Spain to all grow faster this year than previously forecast

Implementation is complex, particularly due to overlaps with existing EU healthcare laws

The airport's focus on unmanned aerospace research means it is relatively free from safety regulations that would normally tightly restrict testing

Pérez founded his party in early 2024, capitalising on his notoriety as a social media influencer known for anti-immigration rhetoric

"Europe is scaling back its overall military support. What will be crucial now is how the figures evolve in the autumn," said Christoph Trebesch at the Kiel Institute

The Draghi report is a wake-up call to kick start Europe’s economy, achieve energy autonomy, empower our industry and retain talent. Will the EU budget deliver in this direction?

Group leaders were supposed to settle internal disputes on Wednesday

“Until now there have been only few very success stories where defence projects by several member states successfully delivered together,” said Commissioner Kubilius

In an open letter, more than 40 civil society organisations have questioned the DPC's independence after it appointed a former Meta lobbyist to be its third commissioner

The penalties were reduced for all three after they acknowledged their violations and cooperated with the Commission

In the context of the EU’s reindustralisation efforts, aimed at strengthening its manufacturing sector, boosting economic growth, and enhancing its strategic independence, new technologies and innovations continue to emerge. Industrial workplace environments are evolving too, reshaping the landscape for workers across all industries. As these transformations can pose risks to workers’ physical and mental health, […]

Moscow quit the ECHR in 2022 in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine but the court says it remains liable

Water scarcity threatens Europe’s competitiveness and resilience. Fragmented rules and weak incentives hinder progress, but industry is ready to collaborate with policymakers. Harmonised standards, strong enforcement, and cross-sector industrial alliances can turn this challenge into a shared opportunity.