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In today's edition: Irish renewables push, COP30, Russian gas

This video captures highlights from the reception in Brussels to celebrate the 76th Anniversary of the Founding of the People’s Republic of China. Policymakers, academics, and cultural figures share their perspectives on strengthening dialogue and cooperation between the EU and China. Speakers reflect on: The importance of maintaining open dialogue and mutual understanding Opportunities for […]

In today's edition: This week's agenda

Plus Indra wants to join a European project, and no we don't mean FCAS

Industry alliance statement comes ahead of a key leaders’ summit aimed at changing EU climate rules

A White House staffer’s video hailing Meloni as defiant toward the EU has reignited tensions over Italy’s transatlantic loyalties

Bratislava holds out on Russian gas ban, but Prague says the alternatives are ready

In today’s edition: Europe’s dependence on the US grows as Trump shapes foreign policy from afar, Bulgaria opens its skies for Putin ahead of the Budapest summit, and the Commission begins quietly dismantling the Green Deal under political pressure

The EU Deforestation Regulation has suffered multiple setbacks due to its complex and occasionally vague legal architecture, leading to regulatory uncertainty and inconsistent interpretations across Member States. For the EUDR to go ahead successfully, some critical issues require immediate attention.

“He should bring a sleep mask and earplugs. The shouting can go on until four in the morning", a former inmate warned

To outsiders, it may seem strange that Norwegians – prosperous, peaceful and geographically distant from the conflict – so often take positions that provoke their allies

Trump’s deals with Pfizer, AstraZeneca, and Merck expose risk to EU

‘Everybody has a responsibility to make this project succeed,’ says Indra’s CEO

Nuclear fusion research hasn't yielded a breakthrough moment but that could now change, just in time for the new EU fusion strategy

Experts are calling for a dual approach, combining stronger EU legislation to criminalise imports of illegally sourced wildlife with an upgraded TRACES system to record all species entering the bloc

The Commission has low-balled the cost of tech and infrastructure investment, says Czechia's pharma industry

“How is it proposed to hold the meeting if one of the participants cannot get to it?” Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev said on Monday

Hungary says it will not block the 19th package, but Slovakia's veto remains

In today’s polarised world, relying on China is a strategic misstep. When push comes to shove, China will negotiate with the global superpower – not with Brussels

The EU’s ban on Russian gas could land the executive in court