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Draft lowers planned excise rates on vapes and heated tobacco

It would be Slovakia's first US-designed reactor, as all previous ones were of Russian design

The country has seen seven snap elections in the wake of massive anti-graft protests in 2020

Filing the case, the Russian central bank said Euroclear had acted illegally in freezing the assets

The EU's cybersecurity agency ENISA will also see a broader mandate and gain additional resources, according to a draft version of the plan obtained by Euractiv

Civic groups say the popularity of the ‘Bulgarian Christmas’ campaign reflects not generosity alone, but a healthcare system failing its youngest patients.

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Greece is working on a counter proposal after helping torpedo a net-zero shipping deal

In today's edition: DNA unpacked, presidency eyes personal data definition, AI omnibus rapps

In today's edition: EMA, EU-India trade-offs, and Trump's health plan

In today's edition: CAP, biotech, fertilisers

Plus Luxembourg's defence bonds, the SAFE 8, and June deadline for a new Security Strategy

In Friday's edition: Iran sanctions, Chinese hybrid levies, Parliament's omnibus, Borrell’s new job, MEP harassment allegation

Agricultural experts push back as senior diplomats take over farm budget talks

Syriza’s turmoil in Brussels mirrors its fragile position at home

Huawei and ZTE phase-out stands out as rare ambition boost in telecoms reform

Europe's future depends on deterring regional aggression, sustaining itself amidst prolonged crises on its periphery, and protecting its own infrastructure and industrial base without immediate external intervention

Paying winemakers to grub up vineyards has not consigned the phenomenon of the EU 'wine lake' to history, it seems

The push comes after weeks of deadly repression as public anger against the regime has intensified

By refusing to confront the IRGC, Europe has taught Tehran the one lesson it remembers best: intimidation works