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The European Public Prosecutor’s Office is currently pursuing three major fraud cases in Greece

When asked about the matter, a European Commission source told Euractiv that they could not disclose the name of the company at this stage of the investigation

"We are starting to doubt ourselves," said a keynote speaker

Within hours of the US proposal, Brussels and EU capitals supported the ceasefire prospect and reiterated its backing for a two-state solution

The watchdog said Red.es unfairly favoured contracts for entrepreneur Carlos Barrabés, a businessman linked to Sánchez’s wife

A civil society group has raised concerns about who is writing AI standards for the EU's flagship AI Act

Months of talks collapsed over how to codify Europe’s diverse döner traditions

This is part of a package of measures including an arms embargo on Israel aimed at halting what Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called "the genocide in Gaza"

With the world on track to 3°C of warming by the end of this century, the scientific community and a growing number of institutions are exploring climate technologies that could reduce the worst impacts of global warming.

But less red tape, perhaps

Jian G was found guilty of acting as an agent for a Chinese intelligence service while working for Maximilian Krah, a member of the far-right Alternative for Germany

In today's edition: Chip's Act 2.0 chatter, digitalisation principles

Von der Leyen did not specify where the money was coming from

In today's edition: Pharma package, NGOs, and German long-term care insurance

As part of its efforts to increase European competitiveness, the European Commission adopted a simplification package, the Omnibus I, in February 2025. This covers several areas, such as sustainable finance rules, due diligence reporting and the carbon border adjustment mechanism, among others.

In today's edition: EU-Morocco, soils, food prices

In today's edition: Palm oil, switchgear, omnibus fights

The new investment roadmap will double climate adaptation funding, while targeting lower energy prices and slashing red tape

In today’s edition: European leaders back Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza as Hamas remains silent, the EPP stays quiet on whether MEP Dolors Montserrat draws a second salary, and an EU loan proposal and accession gambit expose Brussels’ limits in Ukraine

Speaking at the Warsaw Security Forum, Zelenskyy called for a joint air defence system to counter Russian threats, while Poland’s Tusk warned Europe must stop relying on the US and confront the war as its own