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‘Funds for the CMA are limited, so resources must be used wisely,’ said Socialist MEP Tiemo Wölken

A compromise on a target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 90% attacks some of the very policies needed to achieve it

After a Danish newspaper revived a once far-fetched proposal, the idea has since gained traction among Norwegian parties

The EU executive also wants to cut travel time and ensure train production stays in Europe

The Latvian prime minister called the decision "a victory of democracy, rule of law and women's rights"

The European Commission’s strongly preferred option to support Kyiv’s war effort remains the €140 billion ‘reparation loan’ currently blocked by Belgium

Rights groups argue that the reform frames migration as a criminal and security issue

At a College of Commissioners meeting, the EU commissioner for taxation floated the idea as a potential new own resource

But the European Data Protection Board does recommend the EU's executive clarifies law enforcement and national security exemptions

In today's edition: AI capacity, Patent law lawsuit, geolocation data

Latest compromise document of the Council's review of the EU's Digital Decade policy framework, seen by Euractiv, calls for "common criteria" for sovereign cloud services

The talks will be held on Thursday morning following a request from the country's interior minister

The main airport in Belgium’s capital is expected to resume normal operations on Wednesday, after halting some 80 flights after suspected drone sightings, a spokeswoman said. Some 400-500 passengers had to spend the night at Zaventem airport because of the sightings, Brussels Airport spokesperson Ariane Goossens told AFP. “The situation will return to normal during […]

Plus mini-omnibus, green opt-outs, and Ukraine defence corruption

A hard-won compromise gives the EU something to show at the COP30 climate jamboree but sees domestic ambition slashed

The EU-Singapore digital trade agreement is not in compliant with EU rules and fundamental rights and should be assessed by the EU Court of Justice, left-wing MEPs argue

In today's edition: Biocontrol, EU-US tariffs, NGTs

In today's edition: Price transparency, CMA, contraception and tobacco

In today's edition: 2040 deal, EU clean transport plan, 1.5 no longer alive

In today’s edition: Norway could unlock the EU’s frozen-assets loan to Ukraine by tapping its sovereign wealth fund, Parliament threatens to torpedo the Commission’s €2 trillion budget proposal, and ex-Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders faces money laundering charges