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Given the striking disinclination to meet the crisis with a meaningful response, maybe it's best the Commission holds its tongue. But in choosing silence over hypocrisy, it stands guilty on both counts

The proposal aims to regulate practices already used by police but not explicitly defined in law

The factory will produce gunpowder and artillery charges, with production expected to start in 2028

Unifying the process for how public authorities buy goods and services would make things much easier for companies, the EU executive argues

The European Commission’s bewilderment also comes despite a meeting of EU and Chinese trade officials in Brussels last week

The European Telecommunications Standardisation Institute (ETSI) is leaning into playing a strategic support role for the EU, its director general tells Euractiv

In today's edition: Energy tax, COP30, rail lobby interview

The Commission sent Shein info requests about illegal products, under the bloc's Digital Services Act, earlier this year but has so far not opened a formal probe

"I know I made mistakes. I acknowledge them and I will live with them all my life," the leader said

Latest negotiating documents suggest further favours on offer to secure backing for 90% CO2 reduction target

Magyar also accused Russia of orchestrating the attacks to keep Orbán in power

The unprecedented trial exposes a deepening rift between Spain’s judiciary and Pedro Sanchez’s government

Led by Italy and Greece, the group argues that revising the EU Tobacco Products Directive could go too far

Klaver is a 39-year-old MP from the Green Left side of the party

With cases surging in the Czech capital, authorities are leaning on European vaccine stockpiles and adopting flexible dosing

Ireland’s cancer services were once ‘the jewel in the crown’ of the health service, but delayed diagnoses and staff shortages have diminished patient care

The 2020s, so far, have been a decade of awakening in Europe. A real debate has emerged about the energy strategy and the protection of European values, people, and the future. It is important to accept that we may think differently, but now we must focus on the goals we can agree on, and priorities must be calmly but quickly re-evaluated. We must accept that the path to a sustainable, prosperous and energy-independent Europe is now different from what we imagined a few years ago.

In today's edition: McGrath in China, Cloudfare lawsuit, chip imports, Berlin's 6GHz plan

Plus UK & SAFE, mini-omnibus by mid-week, NATO on drones, and the week ahead

In today's edition: Drug prices, pharma package, Biotech Act