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In today's edition: EUDR, simplification, neonicotinoids, mirror clauses

Plus, a mini-omnibus mini-update, FCAS troubles, and military mobility issues

In today’s edition: Parliament’s main political groups gang up on von der Leyen’s €2 trillion spending plan, Spain’s Sánchez fends off a Senate grilling, and Denmark scrambles to sway France, Italy, and Poland on the EU’s 2040 climate goal

With support from Babiš’s bloc, SPD leader Tomio Okamura is poised to lead parliament despite facing police scrutiny over a racist campaign

As votes continue to be counted, the next Dutch government will depend on centrist cooperation

Industry joins calls for a slower, more evidence-based approach

Germany has cautioned against the EU imposing constraints on national stashes

Given the complexity and volatility of one of the world’s most sensitive regions, optimism remains limited

Putin's courtiers have been feeding him half-truths for years. Any idea of compromise is treachery to the Russian dictator – unless he says so himself

Wars can be fought and lost in a matter of days, but one EU country required 45-days just to let military equipment cross its border

Emerging technologies and evolving production models promise efficiency gains but also raise concerns for workers physical and mental health

Do ut des? Unorthodox move by Teresa Anjinho is bound to raise questions

Circulatory stakeholders warned that regulatory fragmentation and a one-size-fits-all approaches risk undermining recycling progress

Timmermans’ defeat isn’t just a blow at the ballot, it marks the end of an era. His model to lead the left to victory has run aground, and his less charismatic successors will struggle to revive it

The Catalan separatist party says Madrid failed to deliver on key commitments, including the amnesty deal

Europe and its climate allies should learn to “stick to their guns” when dealing with Donald Trump

Sánchez at various points called the proceedings a "circus", "witch hunt", "mudbath", "inquisitorial" and "a coarse weaponisation" of the senate

The Danes will seek to propose a voluntary detection regime in the CSAM proposal, instead of controversial mandatory detection orders

The EU executive wants to discuss the report with the US, a Commission spokesperson told Euractiv

“Europe’s increasingly complex and burdensome regulatory environment is negatively impacting industrial competitiveness," says US company Celanese