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The draft cardiovascular plan also targets tobacco, screening, and AI-driven prevention measures

Sweeping subsidies for energy-hungry firms are ‘largely’ agreed with the EU, Berlin says

A political tug-of-war delayed a formal position on the controversial legislation from the German government

Budapest still depends heavily on Russian energy imports

In today's edition: energy taxation reform stymied, high seas, 2040 ballot

In today's edition: Rice, gene editing, EU-UK food

Plus, a Nordic-Baltic package for Ukraine, a defence data space, and Germany's plans for military conscription

In today's edition: Copyright deepfake doubts, Google Adtech remedies, Meta's CDN appeal

In today's edition: Vaccination, COP11, Pope and AI

More than 44 per cent of AfD supporters fear that "Russia could launch a military attack on Germany in the near future", according to a recent Insa poll

A Belgian jihadist – presumed killed in a 2016 airstrike – was found guilty of genocide against the Yazidi minority in Iraq and Syria

Portuguese PM Montenegro urged the unions to be "responsible", arguing that "nothing justifies a general strike"

In today’s edition: the EPP blows up the centrist alliance to ram through green-rule cuts with the far right, Berlin backs delaying the EU’s deforestation law in a boost to industry-friendly overhaul plans, and Cyprus scrambles to lock in direct flights before taking over the Council presidency

Studies suggest AI can free up an hour a day for clinicians to spend with patients

European officials have long talked up the region’s potential. Until now, few have shown the resolve to unlock it

The Nexperia case reflects a new phase in Europe’s tech-security awakening. And while the public debate has focused on China, the Russian dimension of this story is even more urgent

Europe is safest when neighbours cover the gaps left by their neighbours. On counterterrorism efforts, that is EU solidarity at its most essential

WHO FCTC urges a phase-out of filters, citing 4.5 trillion discarded into the environment each year

Yet, the European Commission won’t take back its proposal, that has been negotiated for years

Ministers have agreed to pull forward steps against a surge in cheap Chinese parcels but still need a legal text to formally agree on