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In today's edition: Mercosur, pesticides, food taxes

Plus Canada's SAFE agreement, military mobility funding, and the EU's ammunition push for Ukraine

"Across the music industry, AI is accelerating existing problems like spam, fraud, and deceptive content"

"Today, sorrow has reached Slovakia as well," President Peter Pellegrini wrote on Facebook

The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Miami, seeks "damages in an amount not less than $5,000,000,000" for each of two counts against the British broadcaster

In Tuesday's edition: ‘Van’ der Leyen, pesticides, Qatargate, Ukraine, Mercosur, Weber

The EHPM 50th Anniversary After-Movie captures the key moments, voices, and energy of the celebration held on 12 November at the European Parliament.

Europe risks losing control of its its biopharmaceutical R&D and manufacturing. The biggest losers will be European patients

German firms are set to pay just €0.05 per kWh; Italian competitors want the same

Two rival projects have been competing for a market barely large enough for one winner

New group unites European producers of equipment at the heart of EU grid vulnerability

The project calls itself the 'first fully automated, industrial-scale foreign production line for drones for the Ukrainian Armed Forces'

A draft of the EU’s housing plan indicates that legislation is planned for next year to curb the negative impact of temporary rentals

Plan includes U.S. support to deter future Russian violations

Merz said any ceasefire must be 'secured by substantial legal and material security guarantees from the United States and Europe'

Trump has previously ruled out a formal entry of Ukraine into NATO

Ursula von der Leyen's small affordable electric cars will offer carmakers a boost in meeting emission goals

It’s no exaggeration to say that Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s failure to lead Europe of late is the reason we now find ourselves at this do-or-die juncture

Key ministers absent at first discussion of EU ‘grids package’

Weber set to send spin doctor into permanent civil service role