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Fewer shortages and shared stockpiles are issues that need refining, some MEPs said

Official data found food prices rose 7.1% in February compared to last year

If the Finnish parliament approves the new regulation, it could come into force on 20 March.

Some rules exclude nuclear energy, which could however benefit from ot///hers.

For the first time the company sold more sausages than cars – the special ingredient? Innovation.

Among the funds on the chopping block is Horizon Europe – the €95 billion research programme and one of the bloc's best-known initiatives.

Tech Commissioner Henna Virkkunen will justify the withdrawal of the AI Liability Directive on 9 April in the JURI Committee of the European Parliament.

To be profitable on the US market amidst tariff tensions and business challenges, an expert suggests the company should "let go of the reins a little."

Bulgarian political instability has undermined its focus on the EU Pharma Package, risking innovation, investment and well-being.

The Committee is “working hard to push the Commission to propose legislation,” Committee Chair Li Andersson told Euractiv.

Mark Carney led the Bank of England for seven years, his term spanning Britain's referendum to leave the EU, the years of torturous negotiations with Brussels, and its final departure.

New state aid rules could see governments give up to €225 million per project per company.

The Code can't be killed, but could reinforce AI Act obligations or offer a way around them.

German coalition negotiators agree approach to implementing the DSA.

In today's edition of The Capitals, read about why Greenland's election is not about independence, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's visit to Bosnia amid rising tensions, and so much more.

Italian officials are working alongside the Commission who has exclusive competence in trade agreements.

The new regulation, seen by Euractiv, is expected to introduce tougher migration rules and facilitate the creation of return hubs.

Terrorism and antisemitic violence means many Europeans, including many Jews, are “more concerned about their personal security than about freedoms and democracy.”

Donald Trump's return to the White House and his announcement of future 25% tariffs on various sectors, including the pharmaceutical industry, prompted the Commission to revive the concept of strategic autonomy to boost competitiveness.

Eurogroup President Paschal Donohoe told reporters that the eurozone's “overall fiscal stance” this year is still expected to be “slightly contractionary” despite steep increases in defence investments.