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In today's edition: DNA compromise, Lithuanian presidency, French riots

In today's edition: Made in Europe, deep-sea mining, Brexit divergence

Budget negotiations have so far taken an axe to the EU's aid external spending

In today's edition: rare diseases, Lithuanian presidency, tobacco

In today's edition: organic, CMO, Hungary’s price cap

Nordic regulators see no MFN chill on drug launches so far, as Denmark’s task force weighs new pricing models to keep medicines flowing

Around 300 people have been injured in the clashes, more than half of them police, according to the authorities

Also, in Tuesday’s edition: Commissioners warn about development budget cuts

The deal could inspire other countries, said the president of France’s health products pricing agency

The MEP rejects the allegations, saying they relate to professional activities that ceased when he took office

When insuring a home no longer makes business sense, the cost does not disappear

Almost unknown in public, Ouarda Bensouag is one of the most powerful figures in Brussels

Marko Kivila, chief executive of the Baltic states' joint venture behind the line, says the next EU funding programme should be ‘more predictable, more flexible, and faster to deploy’

Companies can't be expected to invest heavily in electrification while they face high electricity prices, said the four countries

The Commission wants the negotiations to wrap before the end of the year

Also, in tonight's edition: EPP leadership race gets crowded

Capitals want evidence before Brussels excludes trading partners from perks meant for local manufacturers

Alliance within European People's Party say energy crisis has pushed prices too high already

The country's grip over supermarket prices has long irked Brussels

Putin has repeatedly ruled out meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy until after a final peace deal is ready