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The most far-reaching change to the measures to protect the EU’s sensitive agricultural sectors is a ‘reciprocity obligation’ on production standards

Renegotiating the Water Framework Directive could 'set us back years' in tackling rampant pollution

Poland’s leaders sent conflicting signals on the strength of the health system, Prime Minister Tusk denied a crisis, while President Nawrocki unveiled emergency funding

Czechia’s AI chief spoke to Euractiv about teaming up with Poland and the Baltics on an EU AI gigafactory

Europe's EU Cardiovascular Health Plan must include preventive medical tests for the general population, says Greek minister

Further red-tape cuts target orbital-traffic rules and standardisation demands from the Commission

“The turning point that the Italian government requested on the issue of migration has been achieved," said Italian interior minister

The three laws substantially rewrite EU asylum rules and will help activate the Migration and Asylum Pact next year

Backing these reactors would be a ‘costly mistake for Europe’, the lead author said

Germany and France vowed to find a solution for the €100 billion project by the end of the year

Ukraine’s European allies put on a show of support for President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Monday as they expressed scepticism about parts of the US proposal to end the war with Russia. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosted Zelenskyy, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron at his Downing Street residence in London. The discussions […]

In its ruling, the court found that it did not seem like the activists had intended to cause any lasting damage to the painting

Friday's Digital Services Act penalty on X fined the social media company's corporate structure, not its billionaire owner, the Commission said on Monday

The European Parliament’s Press Service said the issue “was identified and remedied,” adding that “it is being looked into".

More than 40,000 farmers are not receiving EU support due to a major scandal involving the national payment body

The Commission said it will assess a revised version of Meta's pay-or-consent ad model for Facebook and Instagram that will launch next year under the Digital Markets Act

Commission plans to axe database of over 16 million products containing dangerous chemicals

Costa says European nations must be ready to take over NATO leadership from the US by 2027

A Commission spokesperson described the map as a “regrettable technical error”

Greece is the second-smallest recipient country of SAFE loans after Denmark, and they are the only two countries for which the amount is numbered in millions, rather than billions