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Record drug shortages have left EU auditors questioning Brussels’ oversight, while the Commission points to new pharma laws as the fix

Anyone lobbying or conducting political influence work on behalf of a third country will be required to register with French lobbyists watchdog

Smer-SD has been suspended from the PES since 2023

The current Icelandic government believes however that Iceland’s future lies in renewables rather than fossil fuels

But environmental groups warn cormorants are being scapegoated for Europe’s declining fish stocks

Maroš Šefčovič wants to team up with Washington to stem flood of foreign steel imports as soon as next month

The reform was a long-standing demand of the late Silvio Berlusconi

Pharma companies are shifting capital and capacity to the US, posing further risks to the UK and EU economies, warns health economist

The coordinates point to Márianosztra prison in northern Hungary

The Public Prosecutor’s Office stressed that Madrid is complying with its obligations under international treaties

The bank's report will make a welcome reading for conservative Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who has made shaking Germany out of its economic slump a top priority

The EU stands at a critical moment, pursuing a more competitive, innovative, and resilient future. Achieving this ambition, from reindustrializing strategic sectors to leading green and digital transitions, requires strategic investments and a long-term commitment to workforce health and safety. With over three million non-fatal workplace injuries recorded across the EU in 2022, prioritizing workplace […]

In today's edition: ETS2, fuels tax, EU climate targets, India and energy

The EU's 27 countries are yet to fix a common position on how fast to cut emissions

Meta's lead privacy watchdog hires Niamh Sweeney, who previously led public policy for Meta-owned Facebook Ireland and WhatsApp in EMEA

In today's edition: Anti-vax MEP, EU-India ties, clinical trials

The veteran Socialist politician has been one of the most outspoken European figures on the humanitarian cost of the Gaza war

In today's edition: EUDR, trade preferences, CAP

In today's edition: Rollback on telecom overhaul, and Google's next step

In today’s edition: French authorities brace for nationwide protests with 800,000 expected on the streets, two Italian lawmakers tied to Qatargate rejoin the S&D after suspension, and environment ministers meet on the 2035 climate target as Denmark pushes a UN workaround