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National capitals could not agree on if circumventing traditional procedures should depend on the defence product being European

The European Parliament’s vote on maintaining legal action over the withdrawn SEP proposal will determine both its authority as co legislator and Europe’s capacity to secure fair licensing rules essential for competitiveness in an era of rapid diffusion of digitising technologies.

In a motion for a resolution, seen by Euractiv, MEPs angry over the Shein sex doll scandal complain that the EU's executive must dial up enforcement

If the EPP secures far-right backing, Parliament and Council would be aligned, essentially removing the need for lengthy interinstitutional negotiations

Sánchez and several ministers repeatedly defended his innocence, accusing parts of the judiciary of political bias

They have put “the external dimension of migration” near the top of the agenda for the proposed €200 billion Global Europe fund

Her comments to reporters in South Africa may impact global climate talks wrapping up in Brazil

Brussels has sent Bratislava a formal notice requesting further explanations, to which Slovakia must respond within the usual two-month deadline

The plan would see Ukraine give part of its territory currently not held by Russian forces, downscale its military significantly, and prohibit any European peacekeeping troops in the country

Against a backdrop of exciting new developments in disease management, there is a need to improve access to innovation in Alzheimer's Disease. At this year’s Alzheimer Europe Conference, Lilly and other leading experts called for urgent action to improve pathways to early diagnosis and access to care.

The policy is part of the new food safety simplification package

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he expected to discuss the plan with Trump "in the coming days"

The figures follow last month’s peak, the highest in two and a half years.

The US 28-point plan calls for major concessions by Kyiv, including giving up a swathe of eastern territory to Russia and slashing its military

Greece’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement stressing that threats against sovereign states “are automatically rejected”

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Donohue says Ireland also backs EU plan to tax vapes and tighten tobacco rules

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