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The remarks come after a month of worry, after China announced it was halting exports of rare earths for military purposes

The suspension will affect around 650,000 people in 2026 and a similar number in 2027

The investigation focuses on how the social media platform handles user appeals against content moderation decisions under the bloc's Digital Services Act

EU retailers fear the regulation could trap them in legal limbo

Industry groups welcome EU’s Biotech Act but call for stronger support for small firms and intellectual property

Draft rules indicate how the EU could set the levy’s allowance price and the level of tolerance over misstatements

‘It’s purely ideological,’ French Family Planning chief tells Euractiv

Financial penalties risk hitting the already strained budgets of regional economies, their association warns

Paris-based International Energy Agency produces two vastly different outlooks for oil and gas demand

Sustainable palm oil is part of the solution, but EUDR uncertainty threatens smallholders and markets, say producers

WHO’s Andrew Black warns tobacco industry influence over governments is worsening

A coordinated EU ‘brain plan’ would unite fragmented initiatives, align funding and policy, boost scientific progress and patient outcomes, say brain experts

Way off track to meet ambitious production targets, the EU is looking to link prospective producers with buyers

The current conflict revolves around who will take a lead role in developing the fighter jet part of a joint aviation combat system

Latest CCCEU-Roland Berger report shows Chinese firms' resilience in EU: over 53% grew revenue in 2024 with half expanding investment in 2025, despite a 6th yearly fall in business climate score, calling for less politicisation and fewer market barriers.

Disagreement over WHO proposals leaves Brussels silent on the world stage

Several other countries, including EU members Hungary and Bulgaria, have also passed anti-LGBTQ "propaganda" laws that critics say are inspired by Russia

The Democracy Shield, published by the Commission on Wednesday, is a strategic effort by the EU to fight hybrid online disinformation attacks from Russia and others

Europe faces chronic antibiotic shortages. A study in sixteen European countries highlights that prices for widely used off-patent antibiotics have fallen about 10% since 2020, while production, labour, and energy costs have surged over 30%, worsening supply challenges.

Leaks ahead of the Commission's formal digital omnibus proposal next week have the S&D group extremely worried