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In today's edition: Abortion, Biotech Act, Nobel Prize, EU-Indo trade deal

The ruling comes just a day after another Spanish court said Sánchez’s brother, David, would also face trial on charges of malfeasance and influence peddling

In today's edition: GDPR fines, Meta's defence AI for Europe, BEREC's cyber worries

In today's edition: deforestation, water pollution, CBAM

In today's edition: Organic trade, EUDR, CAP

A Big Bang for defence journalism as the EU goes through a Big Bang for defence policy, the Defence Commissioner told attendees to Euractiv's FIREPOWER launch party

In today’s edition: the EU is accused of stalling the anti-deforestation law to appease the US, Belgium’s Molenbeek competes to become the 2030 Capital of Culture, eight candidates vie to replace Kövesi as the EU’s top prosecutor, and the Commission attempts to repackage its role in the Gaza conflict

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Gaza protests spilled into Italy’s parliament as lawmakers traded accusations over police clashes, foreign policy, and the government’s silence on calls to recognise a Palestinian state

Relatives want to know if they buried their own children, as well as to check the remains to learn how they died

Germany’s 2026 budget promises a record investment push but comes with a stark warning: a looming €30 billion deficit in 2027 that’s already fuelling debate over welfare cuts and economic reform

Frederiksen’s move comes as US interest in Greenland sharpens old tensions between Copenhagen and Nuuk

Gaza has become a case study in how EU foreign policy is shaped less by values and more by power dynamics between member states, the Commission, and Washington

EU-US trade statement commits Brussels to address US producers' concerns

Kubilius added that Europe needs to copy Ukraine's military which has deployed acoustic sensors to detect incoming unmanned aerial vehicles

Novartis' CEO said his company was working with the US 'on eliminating the price gap between the US and other industrialised countries'

The US president dismissed Russia as a "paper tiger" in economic peril

“The countries that we traditionally look to for leadership are acting more like climate laggards,” a representative of island states said

In his return to the UN General Assembly podium, Trump accused the UN of fostering an "assault" through migration on Western countries that he said were "going to hell"

Ribera added that she has hope that business owners, mayors, and governors, will still invest in alternative means of energy