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'Are döner kebabs Turkish?' is not a dilemma that has been exercising much of Brussels. But it nearly wreaked havoc in Europe's skewered snack sector

Polluting molecules can be phased out later, the alliance said in its new report

Dans le désert algérien, à Ghardaïa, une centrale photovoltaïque pilote livre ses premiers secrets après une année d’analyse minutieuse. Des chercheurs suédois de l’Université de […]

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Hoekstra warns outsourcing cap is near its limit

Copernicus warns of record sea temperatures, vanishing ice and invasive species threatening ecosystems and fisheries

“Reaching an agreement with the Council is impossible,” says source close to talks

Danish presidency wants the Commission to present a clinical research funding plan by end of 2025

"We are prepared for the fact that Russia has a certain desire to disrupt the West with such drones," Hakkanen said

The conservative chancellor pledged to put Germany back on a “growth trajectory” but said that it was a "collective mission" that needed all ministries on deck

Growers want Brussels to make rice origin labelling mandatory, while MEPs are pushing to extend the rule to all farm products

EU's competition chief cautioned against the bloc rolling back on legislative initiatives or backtracking on existing rules at an event on Tuesday

Irish government and drug industry settle into price negotiations at a commercially and politically sensitive moment

The three capitals have teamed up to shape the upcoming EU Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act

New direct-to-patient platforms promise lower costs but remain limited to cash-paying users

KS és KD kontra Tanács és társai
Eulex Kosovo mission: the General Court dismisses the action for damages brought against EU institutions and an EU body

Le Togo a reçu pour la première fois de son histoire un certificat de reconnaissance du Conseil de l’Organisation de l’Aviation Civile Internationale (OACI), l’une des plus hautes distinctions dans le domaine de la sûreté aéronautique.

Cette récompense fait suite à l’audit USAP-CMA mené du 25 février au 6 mars 2025, au terme duquel le pays a obtenu un taux de conformité supérieur à 90 %. Ce résultat place le Togo 1er en Afrique de l’Ouest et du Centre, 2ᵉ sur le continent et 3ᵉ au niveau mondial, derrière le Kenya et Israël.

La distinction a été remise au Colonel Idrissou Abdou Ahabou, Directeur général de l’ANAC-Togo, lors de la 42ᵉ session de l’Assemblée de l’OACI à Montréal. Celui-ci a salué « une victoire collective » et réaffirmé l’engagement du Togo à maintenir ce niveau d’excellence.

Cette performance illustre le professionnalisme des équipes de l’aviation civile togolaise et consacre Lomé comme hub aéronautique de référence en Afrique de l’Ouest.

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Council agrees position on small mid-caps, as well as on digitalisation and common specifications.

The President of the European Council, António Costa, gave a speech at the second meeting of the initiative 'In defence of democracy: fighting against extremism', held in New York on 24 September 2025 as part of the 80th United Nations General Assembly.

On 24 September 2025, European Council President António Costa was in New York at the First Biennial Summit for a Sustainable, Inclusive and Resilient Global Economy, as part of the 80th United Nations General Assembly. In his speech, he emphasized the European Union’s ongoing commitment to advancing the Sustainable Development Goals and highlighted the urgent need to mobilize funding to achieve them in order to contribute to global prosperity.

Council agrees position on the ‘stop-the-clock’ mechanism on requirements and procedures for chemical products.