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Europe's farmers are optimistic about using new technology for sustainable agriculture, with 76% expecting it will lead to economic gains

Sánchez’s sharp rhetoric on Israel may win headlines, but it also invites scrutiny

AI disinfo tools need to be layered with cultural context to detect emotionally resonant messaging

The EU-Mercosur deal, sealed in late 2024 after 25 years of talks, is the Commission’s largest and most contentious trade agreement to date

The Danube Region, home to 115 million people from the Black Forest to the Black Sea, brings together cultural richness with shared challenges – from connectivity and environmental protection to innovation, skills, and youth engagement – requiring trust and cooperation to enable a joint sustainable and resilient future for the Region. Faced with mutual challenges, […]

For Madrid, cutting ties with the Israeli arms industry has proven more complicated than expected

Biotech lobby EuropaBio wants time for a proper impact assessment

The US military is already using Meta's Llama AI model, while the likes of Palantir and Anduril are providing services atop Llama

Abortion rights are widening in much of the EU, but restrictions persist even in liberal countries like Germany

Greece sees procurement as strategic and not just a purchasing tool, boosting health preparedness and rapid response

The government bets on tax cuts ahead of an election, while Swedish pharma wants changes to new drugs pricing model

Commission said it sent the requests "to monitor and request information on how they make sure that their services are not being misused by scammers"

32 allies warn Russian actions “risk miscalculation and endanger lives”

The PM wants to show the state can make do with less before asking citizens to do the same

EU countries will assess service changes, such as the addition of AI chatbots and video games, according to a document Euractiv obtained

The Spanish prime minister has publically defended his brother's innocence

The scheme had been running since at least 2018, spanning some 23 countries, according to the EU judiciary body

Analysts, however, warn that economic activity in the euro area is “still a long way from seeing any real momentum”

'As much as we seek to double down, the price tag will only go up'

The D9+ comprise 13 of the EU’s most digitally advanced and pro-innovation member states. Recent data from a number of these countries tells a compelling story: where digital-friendly and harmonised regulatory environments exist, investment follows. The transformation of Europe’s digital economy continues to demonstrate how forward-looking policies can drive growth and create jobs across the […]