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Tallinn says it is working with Washington to reinforce, not reduce, US troop presence in the region

The court will move its internal work environment to Open Desk, a German-developed open source software

The uptick was driven by strong growth in Spain and an unexpectedly rapid expansion in France

It was not immediately clear if he was referring to testing nuclear warheads or testing weapons systems capable of carrying atomic warheads

“If they are not happy with what was decided and they don’t agree to continue this setup, they are free to decide to move out of FCAS,” said Airbus' CEO

The long-debated bridge project is once again in limbo after the court refused to give its final approval

After the International Maritime Organization (IMO) voted to postpone the adoption of its Net Zero Framework by 12 months, stakeholders fear that global shipping could enter another year without clear direction. For Europe’s shipping and energy sectors to hit fast-forward, the months ahead will be pivotal in proving that clear policy direction and coordinated investment […]

Recalcitrant national capitals may be won over by token concessions

In today's edition: Tobacco taxation, pharma negotiations, and preparedness

In today's edition: Data transfers, AI Act, patents, GDPR, microchips

In today's edition: electricity prices, heat pumps, and another crisis for carmakers

Plus, the Omnibus path to faster permitting, the EDA's escape from audit, and EDIP's entirely expected money troubles

Xi says reached 'consensus' with Trump on trade

In today’s edition: Rob Jetten, the likely next Dutch prime minister, calls for Europe to ‘defeat Putin’, Ireland’s Leo Varadkar admits avoiding a clash with Viktor Orbán on LGBTQI rights, and EU ambassadors push to delay the bloc’s anti-deforestation law

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

A top diplomat has warned Europe against threatening Israel

Designed to help consumers, the European Parliament’s baggage proposal could end up weighing down both passengers and airlines.

Europe’s most serious headaches are neither issues of regulation nor diplomacy; they are both at once. An Economic Security Advisor would be able to pull security-sensitive issues out of the soup of Brussels policymaking and prepare them for European Council decisions

The Commission is pushing member states to take on new debt to boost defence spending, making credit ratings more relevant than ever

According to the country's general prosecutor, the new system fails to achieve its deterrent or rehabilitative goals