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The German MEP rejects folding farm policy into broader EU spending plans

Trump’s MAGA is undermining the free world and turning friends into enemies. But Poles, Estonians and other former subjects know that the alternatives to the EU look much, much worse

The Arctic is at the center of Europe’s agenda after renewed US demands for "immediate negotiations" to take Greenland

The US president has invited leaders including Vladimir Putin, Benjamin Netanyahu and Viktor Orbán to join

Lawmakers warn that without binding obligations and funding, the CMA risks falling short of delivering real security of supply across the EU

“All news looks the same,” says the Reuters Institute’s Nic Newman, with AI systems weakening the link between journalistic brands and accountability

US president had earlier ruled out an invasion of the world's largest island

Legal loopholes could allow provisional application despite Parliament’s court challenge

If we filter out the bluster, Davos delivered a rare Trumpian climbdown. But Europe would be naive to assume that Trump is willing to just move on

EU countries are increasingly worried that the United States will not defend Europe

“Other countries around the globe might think twice before doing agreements with the European Union,” says a senior EPP lawmaker

Michael O'Leary urges Europe to stand up Trump – while slamming online anonymity and EU environment policy

The EU, however, has very limited military capacity

Russian interference and Big Tech pose ‘dangerous cocktail’, rapporteur warns

No end in sight to deadlock with capitals over baggage, compensation rights

In today's edition: REACH regulation, PFAS, call for ETS suspension, industrial policy review

“You can say yes, and we will be very appreciative. Or you can say no, and we will remember," he said

Industry backlash looms despite safeguards in Parliament’s plan

The NATO chief called on European allies to stay focused on Ukraine despite mounting tensions over Greenland

Red tape is holding back Europe’s growth, Berlin and Rome warn