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Digital Services Act penalty follows a two-year Commission look at X's blue check system, ad repository, and data access for researchers – but other probes continue

Controversial proposals to boost cross-border capacity could set put Brussels on collision course with national operators

In today's edition: DG SANTE on NATO and health, prevention, alcohol

In today's edition: Wine, farmers' protests, CMO

In today's edition: Germany vs AI Act, WhatsApp probe

Plus Canada's extra fee, and a military mobility working party

In Friday’s edition: Ukraine ‘reparations loan,’ College of Europe, Vance attacks, book lobbyists, trade-preferences scheme

Europe faces industrial collapse from high energy costs and inflexible green policies, the author warns. To protect jobs, policymakers must move beyond declarations and embrace pragmatism: reassess net-zero targets and diversify Europe's energy mix for sovereignty.

Any legal changes “must comply with the principles of political neutrality, responsibility and transparency”

Booksellers warn 'millions of books risk destruction'

Fears grow that reopening laws could trigger wider deregulation risks

Applying too high a carbon tariff on Korean imports could undermine relations, minister says

Agriculture minister tried to appease protesters pledging to accelerate the distribution of EU funds

Experts warn Denmark is years behind its Nordic neighbours on civil preparedness despite its loud calls for stronger European security

The corruption investigation into former College of Europe rector Mogherini has stunned students and alumni alike, triggering both disbelief and gallows humour

Gallina says civilian health systems need protection as much as military

Seoul's trade rep urged the EU to remain a champion of free trade

Trump is dancing rings around the EU, which just looks dazed and confused. When will we finally concede that the US doesn’t love us anymore?

Babis's ANO won the most seats in the general election and teamed up with the far-right SPD and the right-wing Motorists parties for a majority in parliament

A new report by the World Bank finds that if ECA countries had maintained their pre-crisis productivity pace, today’s GDP would be roughly 62 per cent higher