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Europe's rail passengers face a tapestry of ticket sites, multiple booking fees, and disordered time tables. Does it really have to be like this?

A group of eight countries blocked a common EU stance for COP11, seeking to push contentious measures to the next round

De Wever said he had told Belgium's King Philippe he now wanted until Christmas to get there

Industry warns that the Council’s approach to biostimulants could slow innovation

The new EU 2040 climate goal could trigger de-industrialisation, they argued

In this Euractiv Thought Leadership Interview, Jennifer Baker sits down with Romano Hoofman, Strategic Development Director, imec & EU Chips Design Platform Coordinator and Patrick Pype, Strategic Partnerships Director, NXP, to discuss Europe’s Chips Future — the strategic investments driving the continent’s semiconductor industry and their real-world impact. They explore why semiconductors are essential for […]

Cookie consent rules are set to be aligned with the bloc's General Data Protection Regulation's legal bases, per a draft omnibus obtained by Euractiv

In today's edition: COP30, centralised rail ticketing, jet and ship fuels, deforestation rules

The meeting is scheduled two days before Parliament's threat to reject a key part of the Commission's budget proposal

Switzerland is undermining the sustainable movement of goods across Europe and not respecting the EU Switzerland Land Transport Agreement. The EU must defend the integrity of the Single Market and take action to avert a supply chain crisis.

A German position paper seen by Euractiv shows it favours a directive, not a regulation, for the Digital Networks Act

A draft of the Commission's digital omnibus for AI, obtained by Euractiv, lays out plans for its AI Office to gain more enforcement powers at the expense of national watchdogs

First informal talks ended early amid deep divisions

Most of the incidents were threats or attacks via social media, a new report shows

Budget chief Piotr Serafin did not confirm whether revisions would follow before Parliament’s ultimatum next Wednesday

According to a new draft, drugs will not be considered EU-made solely because they were packaged within the bloc

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is vital for industrial decarbonization. Yara leads with a major CCS project, but EU policy must urgently be completed to create a viable business case for low-carbon production and a mature CCS market.

In today's edition: CMA, pharma package, health taxes

Belgian Prime Minister De Wever will head to see King Philippe on Thursday to report on the lack of progress – and potentially hand in his notice

In today's edition: France vs Shein, AI transparency code, high-risk AI energy efficiency