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Europe’s energy shock may have eased, but its competitiveness impact persists

“Being a happy vassal is one thing. Being a miserable slave is something else,” Bart De Wever said

The EU has “very powerful” trade tools and must be prepared to use them when it is “not respected”, he said

The new rules seek to guarantee access to critical medicines across the EU

Jessika Roswall has launched private talks with lawmakers on chemicals reform

European allies are scrambling to show Washington they are serious about protecting the semi-autonomous territory

Cybersecurity Act 2 proposal aims to make the phase-out of high risk suppliers in 5G networks mandatory on EU countries within three years

The Greek PM told growers government will stand by them

Kyiv is reclaiming traditional export markets amid EU quotas and neighbour bans

MFF rapporteurs, national and regional partnership plans, own resources

Plus, Greenland reconnaissance, Spain, EU troops

The EU's tech chief seeks to reassure parliamentarians that the Digital Services Act can tackle risks flowing from AI nudification tools

Prioritising Arctic military needs represents a new direction for the Commission

Germany achieved just 0.2% GDP growth in 2025 after two years of recession

Castillo’s defection would reduce the French delegation within the EPP to just five MEPs

The US sent an unusually large delegation to Davos, in a sign that it wants to make its presence felt at the gathering for global economic and political leaders

The invitation would be Russia’s first G7-format appearance since its 2014 expulsion over Crimea

In today's edition: EU-US, budgets, Greece abortion debate

Danish Economy Minister Stephanie Lose does not rule out firing the EU’s ‘trade bazooka’ at Washington if talks fail

In today's edition: LIFE Programme, energy security, Trans-European Transport Network