Euractiv.com

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

The health sector is responsible for 5% of the EU’s greenhouse gas emissions, climate scientists warn

If no action is taken, an additional one million people will face cardiovascular issues in just a few years

Council debate comes after technical talks stalled over safeguard rules seen as key to unblocking the new trade preferences scheme

The new ‘Healthy Ireland Survey’ reports only modest progress on chronic health burdens as the ageing population grows

There are no reasonable grounds to believe that a criminal offence has been committed, the EPPO said

The Danish Presidency consulted countries over challenges posed by AI in the application of copyright law, according to a summary of responses obtained by Euractiv

Europe’s shift beyond animal testing depends on partnership, the EPAA’s collaborative model is emerging as the engine driving that change

Norwegian minister makes last-minute appeal as EU countries prepare to approve new safeguard measures

The E-7s were meant to replace the ageing Airborne Warning and Control System by 2035

The tech giant's offer follows the Commission fining Google €2.95 billion over conflicts of interest in its ad business

Ruling says only spirits meeting the legal definition can carry the gin label

Spielmann says Spain’s Amnesty Law can cover embezzlement charges linked to the independence push

The ECHR found that a Polish Constitutional Court's ruling violated Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Right

In today's edition: COP11, USAID contraceptives, Biotech Act

Germany has committed to having a fighting force of around 260,000 soldiers by 2035

The vote is the first significant alignment between centrist and right-wing MEPs

MEPs have agreed a major step towards net-zero, thwarting a last-minute rebellion within the centre-right EPP group

Before the digital omnibus package has even been officially proposed it's firing up intense political division among MEPs

The Commission's new Digital Markets Act investigation will assess whether the tech giant is demoting news media content in search results