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The new facility should bring extra support for ships conducting surveillance and operations in the region, said Iceland's Foreign Minister, Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir

The so-called Koldo case has rocked the ruling socialist party

Far from being the solution to migrant flows, return hubs are the symptom of a failed management system. Thankfully the Commission won't go any further in creating them

'We are setting the right conditions to keep prices in check and intervene swiftly if they go too high,' the EU's climate commissioner says

Beijing’s top diplomat told the French presidential adviser on Thursday he hoped Paris would promote closer China-EU relations, days before the two countries’ leaders meet. Wang Yi told Emmanuel Bonne in a scheduled phone call he hoped “France would encourage the EU to pursue a positive and rational policy toward China” and “promote the healthy […]

He also cautioned that Europe should not turn a blind eye to Russia's postwar transition

Europe leads in Energy Tech, but ageing grids are holding back progress. Delivering scalable investments, grid reform, and regulatory alignment will unlock a new era for Europe’s energy transition and strengthen its global competitiveness. This article explains how.

The directorates for budget, agriculture, taxation and industry have all criticised the proposal

'It's so important as a message to Europe,' said ESA chief Josef Aschbacher

In today's edition: Forests, Morocco, fur farming

While key countries are pushing for an ambitious proposal, EU governments do not unanimously agree on how the planned 28th regime should be realised

But the classification also reveals how far Italy is from agreeing on a broader approach to gender-based violence

The Council’s agreed CSAM proposal drops mandatory message scanning, yet fears of mass surveillance remain

Novel foods have been a sticking point within the Commission, with several EU countries viewing them as a threat to Europe’s food traditions

Macron unveiled a new voluntary military service for French nationals aged 18 to 19

In today's edition: CCS litigation, pollinator decline, UK oil and gas, bioeconomy, German grid dilemma

The ruling comes as the Commission reviews how its 32,000 staff work after complaints about long hours

Announcement comes as EU ombudsman slams European Commission for 'maladministration'

The official told the EU executive to define "urgency" before tossing legislation onto the bonfire of red tape

Germany, France, and Italy lead a group of six countries urging other capitals to oppose the Commission's ambitions for the Digital Networks Act