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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

Poland is the only European country to have a consulate in Siberia

In today's edition: Pharma Package, tobacco and Europe's silent HIV crisis

The bloc should urgently rethink its testing strategies, warned the ECDC

Europe’s industrial base is at risk of collapse. Out of 18 sectors analyzed, only aerospace/defence remains competitive. Automotive, steel, chemicals, telecom, solar—all are losing ground to global rivals.  This is not fate; it is the result of corporate and political choices, from the creation of global overcapacities to austerity measures. This is the stark message […]

The first CAP simplification package followed a wave of farmer protests across the EU and was deemed politically urgent by the Commission

Plus Omnibus compromise, a sneak-peek on Monday's defence Foreign Affairs Council, and dispatches from the European Space Agency summit in Bremen

In today's edition: Donazzan's Space Act, CSAM file moves, Shein RFI

Fragmented markets, regulatory hurdles and slow uptake threaten Europe's ambitions to lead in life sciences by 2030

In today’s edition: Magnus Brunner defends Europe’s hard-edged migration shift as he rewrites the asylum rulebook, MEPs brace for a pre-Christmas immunity vote tied to Qatargate, and Big Oil drags the EU to court over its new carbon-storage mandate

Far right MEP Elena Donazzan is also keen for the proposed space law to keep the US on side, as well as pushing for a simplification agenda

Voters will also be weighing in on whether to slap new taxes on the super-rich to help finance the country's effort against climate change