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The Commission’s inability (or refusal) to answer basic questions about the €140 billion scheme is profoundly problematic – and bizarre

Sebastian Kurz, Steve Bannon, and Jeffrey Epstein; taking libertés, and Je Suis Henry!

EU fishers warn Thailand still faces sustainability and human-rights concerns as FTA negotiations intensify

“What's important now is that we agree on the structure,” said Gunther Krichbaum, Germany's Europe minister

The Commission's report on the Digital Services Act points to further simplification of EU tech rules in the upcoming 'digital fitness check'

Czechia's new government will pursue drug pricing stability and support for domestic pharma production

Brussels hopes AI tools can transform risk prediction and screening, though fragmented data still hampers development

European Commission says environmental rules are slowing defence expansion

Nearly one in four cardiovascular deaths in Poland could be prevented by improving environmental conditions

Obesity is no longer a looming crisis – it’s a present and escalating public health emergency across Europe. More than half of EU adults are now overweight, and nearly one in five live with obesity. Since 1975, obesity rates in the WHO European Region have surged by over 130%, and no EU country is on […]

The German government’s recent budget cuts make it nearly impossible to meet its commitments

Several countries warn that proposed subsidy caps could undermine farm production

Pro-Russian hackers have claimed the cyberattack

The reopening was now possible as Poland's eastern and EU border have been "secured like never before"

Zelenskyy is working to revamp Ukraine's air force

The ongoing evacuation was a "precautionary measure", the emergency services said

EU leaders are expected to provide political guidance in December on which approach to pursue

The ban will be lifted effectively on 24 November, because the ceasefire between Israel and Palestine’s Hamas has “stabilised in recent weeks”, said a German government spokesperson

A wave of student protests across Slovakia has covered pavements with anti-government slogans, and prompted the prime minister to lash out at a room of high school students

Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Marcin Bosacki underlined on Sunday that the targeted line forms part of a “very important route for supplying Ukraine”