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EU countries are playing 'wolf in sheep's clothing' with the Commission as they inflate population figures to secure more hunts.

Ankara understands well it is needed for Europe’s future security plans.

The EU database for biofuels should not prevent crucial imports from being used to comply with renewable energy targets, they argue.

The timing is especially politically sensitive, with Greenland set to hold local elections on 1 April and coalitions talks are underway.

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Underground gas storages could be filled just 85% under certain conditions, making EU countries more vulnerable to cold snaps or supply disruptions next winter.

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The Finance Ministry also plans to authorise commitments of €8.2 billion for the years 2026 to 2029, bringing the total to more than €11 billion.

Despite the EU's claims of "strength" at yesterday's Council summit, its decision to delay retaliation against US tariffs exposes its fundamental weakness - and leaves it vulnerable to a two-front trade war with China.

The three groups at the Parliament's centre will not "propose any other changes" beyond what the European Commission has set out.

To avoid overlaps, the industry is calling for aligning MDR/IVDR with the EU's digital frameworks, pharmaceutical regulations, and clinical trial regulations. 

Non-communicable diseases are costing the EU billions of euros annually. Increasing investment in detection, diagnosis, and treatment could save cash.

The CDU's election manifesto states that the party will "correct the mistakes of the hospital reform" passed under the previous SPD-led government.

The new fiscal headroom gives Merz’s future coalition space to future-proof Germany’s defence architecture.

Recent studies report farmers see the potential of agroforestry systems being undermined by unfair, poorly compensated climate and biodiversity rules.

Wojciech Wrochna, Poland’s secretary of state of energy infrastructure, warned at a Brussels competitiveness and security summit that energy cannot take a back seat as the EU focus shifts to new priorities.

In Belgium, "forever chemicals" are contaminating soil, water, and even organic farms.

The tech lobbies secured a number of concessions compared to earlier drafts, but still complain on several grounds.

The EU plastic recycling capacity has increased more than 55% in the last five years, but much of it remains underused due to weak demand.

Prominent conservative leaders gathered in Brussels before the European Council summit, emphasizing their commitment to sovereignty, democracy, and national identity. The European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) Party's growing influence is increasingly shaping Europe's political landscape.