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Brussels has four years to double marine protected areas, auditors find

Can the movement turn its triumph into lasting change bringing Serbia closer to the EU?

Ottawa and Bruxelles ready to assume 'greater responsibility for our shared security and defence'

Europe braces for a so-called 'China Shock 2.0'

Commission warns proposal risks sending cash to non-farmers

The highly polluted sea is slowly showing signs of recovery

The five European powers reaffirm support for Ukraine and commit to stronger defence capabilities within NATO

Canada's contributions for Kyiv will be 'welcome', draft joint statement says

Ilze Juhansone, the European Commission's secretary-general, stands to become even more powerful

Also, in tonight's edition: Austrian budget threats, Ukraine aid and energy policy

Zelenskyy's comments suggest Fire Point has completed the interceptor missile for the system

The bloc has a tight timeline to approve a new proposal

The dispute comes as Italy’s right competes for votes ahead of next year’s election

Warsaw and Rome deepen their alliance, rejecting climate rules Brussels favours

The German system is 'cost-effective' and relying on European supply chain, Helsing President said

Toronto wouldn't be first foreign participant in EU's secure satellite constellation

The industry is pushing new tobacco products as a healthier alternative to cigarettes

But national regulators raised concerns over a lack of detail from ecommerce giant

Vienna becomes first national capital to take the EU's 2028 to 2034 budget hostage

Washington is moving to license mining on a seabed that belongs to everyone. Europe's leaders must make clear now that they will not tolerate it, and that European companies must stay out - or face consequences.