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Founder’s remarks raise questions over new party’s direction

MEPs and green groups warn of deforestation, emissions and pollution

Leaked draft adds new rules for cars, steel, cement and aluminium

France is pushing for a hard line as others warn against provoking the US

The meeting comes amid heightened tensions due to Washington's interest in acquiring Greenland

Without modernizing district heating systems, Europe will not achieve its climate goals. PTEC emphasizes the need for technological neutrality, phased transition, continued use of cogeneration units, integration of RES, energy storage, and Power-to-Heat technologies to ensure system security.

In today's edition: IMO Net Zero Framework, EU-Mercosur, Austrian demands electricity reform

The Fund warns the single currency area is still plagued by “structural headwinds”, while the global economy is vulnerable to a sudden collapse in US stocks

In today's edition: Big AI training data disclosures, DNA's dark fibre, Democracy Shield, Italy targets Activision

Plus Greenland, Commission drones, & Russian air defences

In today's edition: Biotech, tobacco taxation, and the week ahead

Revealed: Parliament's plan to be more efficient and save taxpayer's money

In today's edition: The week ahead

In Monday's edition: EUCO, Timothy Snyder, Le Pen fact-check, Kos’ cabinet

Fico described the talks as informal and open, calling the invitation a sign of “high respect and trust.”

The performative agitation of Europe’s political class has distracted from countless petty power games between member states and in Brussels. But the existential crisis won’t just disappear

Chief lobbyist warns of effects on access to drugs in Europe

The Austrian government has asked the EU to step in as it joins a growing list of the bloc's countries looking to shield firms from high prices

However, it would be a mistake to ignore the long-term relationship between the two countries

Calls to activate the anti-coercion instrument in response to Trump’s latest tariff threat are well-founded. The evidence suggests Europe will again stop short