Euractiv.com

‘We need to move beyond the idea that smoking or unhealthy diets are solely matters of personal responsibility,’ Romana Jerković told Euractiv

Until now, Commission officials had declined to comment on how the €131 billion cash pot would be split between the defence and space sectors

The prosecution had asked for a sentence of six years and four months for the crime, which is punishable by up to 21 years in prison in Norway

The goal is to beef up countries' capabilities to protect their space assets, including satellites powering comms, observation, and navigation

Unions have staged two general strikes against the reform this month, with thousands of workers protesting against a measure

The legal basis in the leaked 2026 work programme points to a directive incoming – triggering outrage from startup activists

Despite party instructions, seven Socialist MPs voted in favour of the France Unbowed motion

"Now we have an important fundamental dialogue with the European Parliament," Fitto said

Europe could face €100 billion in grid congestion by 2040 while consumers miss out on cheap power. Energy storage can strengthen Europe’s energy security, affordability, and decarbonisation, writes Energy Storage Europe Association

Plaintiff unlikely to get the full €5,000 for mislaid mutt

In today's edition: Working programme, filters cigarettes, Health Policy Coordination Board

In today's edition: 2026 Work programme, IMCO voting on minor protection report, SFR snubs buyout proposal

In today's edition: Competitiveness, 2040 climate target, COP30, ETS2, 2026 work programme

In today's edition: NGTs, simplification, carbon farming

The European Commission’s upcoming Digital Networks Act (DNA) is set to reshape the future of connectivity in Europe. By overhauling the rules that govern telecom operators, cloud services, and content providers, the DNA raises fundamental questions about fairness, competition, innovation, and the very architecture of our open internet. Join this hybrid event to examine the […]

Plus NATO updates, an EDA revival, Gripen gridlock, and much more

In today’s edition: the Commission unveils its defence “readiness” plan amid fresh power struggles in Brussels, Dolors Montserrat admits to pocketing a €350 daily allowance from her EPP side job, and Euractiv scoops the Commission’s 2026 policy programme, revealing big ambitions – and a blank annex

Ursula von der Leyen’s plan to radically overhaul the EU’s seven-year budget has already sparked backlash from farmers, regions, governments and MEPs

Montenegro’s full integration into Europe’s payment system shows that enlargement can advance through delivery and discipline, bringing citizens and businesses tangible benefits long before accession

It is not only Babiš who is facing legal troubles; his allies in Parliament are too