Euractiv.com

In today's edition: EU vs Elon Musk, Meta ad model, Space Act compromise, GDPR overhaul

Europe’s cohesion and competitiveness depends on air connectivity, but we are at risk of losing regional airports because of overly stringent EU state aid enforcement. Allowing state aid to airports for operating costs is essential for keeping every region part of Europe’s economy and green transition.

Plus NATO silence, a fresh rebellion against Europe-first procurement, and EDIP officially voted through Council

The EU executive thinks the search giant might be abusing its position by not allowing publishers and videomakers to opt out of AI training

In today's edition: Mercosur safeguard, protests, mergers

09:30 – 09:45 PLENARY: Driving the future – Charting the path to sustainable transport in the EU Mobility is at the heart of the European Union, enabling the movement of people, goods, and services. It is a cornerstone of the EU’s competitiveness and is vital to advancing the green and digital twin transitions. In this […]

In Tuesday's edition: CDU vote, French budget, migration deal, Frontex offices, EEAS-gate

The outcome could hinge on just a handful of votes

Without true autonomy from American shields, Europe remains a perpetual supplicant, unable to counter either Washington or Beijing effectively

The case is important for the European External Action Service, the College of Europe, and the European Public Prosecutor's Office

Novartis executive says Europe needs faster approvals, stronger incentives, and firmer IP rules to keep cutting-edge pharma investment in the EU

"We are actually delivering on the Green Deal. Before, there was green but no deal," said Jörgen Warborn, the EPP negotiator steering talks for Parliament

“We don’t want to cede anything,” the Ukrainian president said, with territory still one of the main sticking points in peace talks

The Digital Services Act has come into effect after the first fine was issued to X. But as Big Tech and the US administration kick back, will the Commission use it again?

The most far-reaching change to the measures to protect the EU’s sensitive agricultural sectors is a ‘reciprocity obligation’ on production standards

Renegotiating the Water Framework Directive could 'set us back years' in tackling rampant pollution

Poland’s leaders sent conflicting signals on the strength of the health system, Prime Minister Tusk denied a crisis, while President Nawrocki unveiled emergency funding

Czechia’s AI chief spoke to Euractiv about teaming up with Poland and the Baltics on an EU AI gigafactory

Europe's EU Cardiovascular Health Plan must include preventive medical tests for the general population, says Greek minister

Further red-tape cuts target orbital-traffic rules and standardisation demands from the Commission