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Company believes that AGCOM erroneously assumed that CDNs qualify as telecom infrastructure

Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates have all been invited

The controls on rare earths have rattled markets and snarled supply chains

Divisions over carbon offsets and review timelines leave Denmark racing to salvage a deal before next week’s COP30 summit

If the Latvian president signs the motion, the Baltic state will become the first and only EU country to leave the convention

Leader Rob Jetten is set to become the Netherlands’ youngest-ever prime minister

The data will reinforce the ECB's view that inflation is in check after the Bank decided to keep interest rates unchanged again

Gérald Darmanin pressed ahead despite prosecutors warning that the move could undermine judicial independence

President Trump’s global tariff regime was voted down in the US Senate in a symbolic bipartisan vote, consumers still face an effective tariff rate of 17.9%, the highest since 1934

Europe’s cross-sector partnership on alternatives to animal testing will support the upcoming EU roadmap, working alongside the bloc’s chemicals, food and medicines regulators

Voluntary action won’t deliver real demand for EU-made green products, letter says

The private organisation, run by members of Franco’s family, has long been a source of controversy

How can artistic expression and immersive experiences deepen our understanding of the ocean? Euractiv’s Xhoi Zajmi and Embodied Sounds’ Joshua Sam Miller explore how art meets ocean advocacy, connecting communities in meaningful ways.

A €900 million target for private-sector equipment contributions towards building the EU's research supercomputers is unrealistic, a Court of Auditors report warns

In today's edition: End of anti-alcohol NGO, cigarette filters, obesity drug battle

In today's edition: 2040 climate bill, CBAM, Arctic fuels

In today's edition: tech sovereignty, open source, ICC, EuroStack

In today's edition: EUDR, simplification, neonicotinoids, mirror clauses

Plus, a mini-omnibus mini-update, FCAS troubles, and military mobility issues

In today’s edition: Parliament’s main political groups gang up on von der Leyen’s €2 trillion spending plan, Spain’s Sánchez fends off a Senate grilling, and Denmark scrambles to sway France, Italy, and Poland on the EU’s 2040 climate goal