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The comments come after the EU agreed to indefinitely freeze Russian sovereign assets – removing a crucial bargaining chip for the pro-Moscow strongman

In today's edition: Hungary media freedom, Cyprus talks cloud sovereignty, ecommerce raided

In today's edition: Dairy, veggie burgers, CBAM

Irish government warns on low flu vaccination as hospital admissions rise, but COVID-19 ICU admissions remain low

In today's edition: Climate action, CBAM, fast fashion

In Friday's edition: College of Europe, reparations loan, Moscow’s shadow fleet, Mercosur

Boasting the largest fusion supply chain in the world, thanks to its contribution to ITER – the biggest international fusion experiment, Europe has a competitive advantage to enjoy impressive socio-economic benefits. Will it play its cards, right?

Lawmakers have agreed rules to curb the car industry’s environmental footprint and cut reliance on imported critical raw materials

A dispatch from a gloomy Brussels climate summit

Brussels’ tech enforcers are used to pushback, but not like this. The Commission’s €120 million fine for Elon Musk’s social media platform X last week has had an unexpected side effect: triggering anxiety among the officials and lawmakers charged with upholding the bloc’s digital rulebook, the Digital Service Act (DSA). Shortly after the EU announced […]

The potential redrawing of borders looms as the most sensitive issue in ongoing peace talks

EU states seek wider boarding powers to counter vessels suspected of aiding Russia’s war effort

Beyond the outraged reactions to the US Security Strategy, a more positive reading can yield constructive guidance for the EU

Europe can’t curb Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) without integrating liver health, recognising obesity, and strengthening early detection and prevention

MEP Kai Tegethoff’s warning is clear: the true danger for Europe’s mobility shift is hesitation, not ambition

The European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has agreed to roll back an imminent ban on the sale of new internal combustion-engined cars and vans after late-night negotiations with the leader of the conservative European People’s Party (EPP), the German newspaper Bild reported on Thursday. Manfred Weber told the newspaper the EU executive had […]

Both sectors are unhappy, but for different reasons

Kaja Kallas announced a new whistleblower policy to her staff on Thursday

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The EU’s pharma package negotiations, which ran over 11 hours starting late Wednesday evening, were packed with trade-offs and gains for drugmakers