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On Friday EU finance ministers formally agreed an interim measure to tackle the flood of cheap Chinese ecommerce packages

Documents seen by Euractiv show that Belgium is also insisting that Euroclear “shall not be liable” for the scheme’s provision

The news comes the day after EU envoys agreed to permanently freeze the Kremlin’s funds using a controversial emergency provision of the EU treaties

The event took place amid a wave of arrests orchestrated by Spain's Civil Guard as part of a new anti-graft operation linked to potential public procurement irregularities

The Eurogroup played a central role in Greece’s debt crisis in the 2010s, leading to bailout loans, spending cuts and economic reforms that reshaped the Greek economy

Germany on Friday summoned the Russian ambassador

Brussels, legal experts and NGOs warn that Slovakia now risks infringement proceedings or losing EU recovery funds tied to safeguarding whistleblower protection

The European Commission invites stakeholders to contribute to a 12-week consultation on revising the EU Public Procurement Directives. Share your views and evidence via the Have Your Say portal by 26 January 2026 to influence upcoming legislation.

García stressed that Trump’s posture “requires the EU to speak out strongly”

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Plus global risks, shadow fleet, and the next EU budget

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