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Pressure from Berlin, Paris, and Rome appears to have persuaded the EU executive to act

Italy is one of the few EU countries without compulsory sex education

Urine is collected before it comes into contact with solid manure, preventing its conversion into harmful ammonia

The first EU-China meeting of parliamentarians since 2018 was marred by a dispute over the war in Ukraine

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Plus a closer look through the Readiness Roadmap

In today's edition: CBAM, animal welfare, alcohol taxes

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The transition from paediatric to adult care increases mortality and worsens outcomes for many young people living with rare diseases like sickle cell disease. EU and national decision-makers must implement holistic and person-centred transition policies for all rare diseases.

EU rates have not been updated since 1992, leaving wine untaxed despite calls for reform

Two years on, frustration among voters has grown

Socialist leaders have gathered to discuss the future of their European umbrella party, as socialists now govern in only three of the EU27

Big tech’s retreat from political advertising tests how transparent EU democracy can really be

Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius called the roadmap “a mega plan for deliveries, with timetable, goals and reporting obligations”

"We have secured guarantees that EU funds will build European capabilities, free from external dependence," said EDIP's co-rapporteur, French MEP Raphaël Glucksmann

The date of the meeting is yet to be announced

The EU wants climate leadership to ‘pay off’

Weber's pay is almost 100% taxpayer-funded. Taking advantage of a loophole to claim two salaries is obscene; refusing full transparency suggests something more insidious is at play

’It's better not to rush and make sure the material is well covered", an industry source says