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Federal public administration employees had until Monday to uninstall the generative AI app from their work devices

The anti-ballistic missile system was bought before Hamas' 7 October attack on Israel

Frontex mandate under review amid 'evolving hybrid and technological threats'

Dutch Defence Minister Ruben Brekelmans called on EU countries to not let peace negotiations "distract" from Ukraine support

An industry source estimated that, compared with the Commission’s initial proposal, this represents a 132% increase

Europe faces a critical challenge: achieving ambitious climate targets while safeguarding its competitiveness and strengthening strategic autonomy in an uncertain global and geopolitical environment.

In today's edition: Week ahead, fake Ozempic, and the WHO's first infertility guideline

Delaying the Urban Wastewater Directive would reward polluters, place the financial burden on citizens and farmers, and undermine Europe’s Water Resilience Strategy. It is now time for implementation, and investment—not for taking steps back from a Water-Smart and Resilience Europe.

Plus SIPRI 100, Kubilus on space, Frontex, and Japan's secret stockpiles

In today's edition: Digital Markets & Space Act disputes, Google drops Azure complaint

In today's edition: 2035 car ban burial, super-grid funding, seabed litter

In today's edition: This week's agenda

In Monday’s edition: Russian assets, Frontex drones, Tanzania, EU budget, religion envoy, ResourceEU

Carmakers, automotive suppliers and fuel manufacturers call for inclusion of renewable fuels in CO₂ standards for light-duty vehicles, urging coherent regulation and clear long-term frameworks to support investments, industry competitiveness and decarbonisation.

Nicosia is expected to work with Danish presidency staff to handle health files

Kubilius calls the satellite constellation a ‘crucial strategic project’

Parliament has urged the suspension of €156m in EU aid to Tanzania following a violent post-election crackdown, setting it on a collision course with the Commission

Brussels is formulating new plans to secure access to rare earths

Despite reports of lung damage, authorities defend a chemical banned in the EU as vital to wine production

The SIPRI study pointed out that dependence on critical minerals might complicate Europe’s rearmament plans