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In today's edition: EU ETS jeopardy, US Democrats probe big oil, heat pumps

In Friday's edition: Metsola on Iran, Trump's Greenland push, Cyprus row, Ukraine loan, Council renovations

Disinformation has evolved from a problem of messages into a problem of systems that shape our judgment

Trump doubts Europe would ever have America’s back. NATO’s own history – beginning on 11 September 2001 – suggests otherwise

A written procedure will reveal whether supporters can secure a majority for the Mercosur trade deal

The European Parliament has traditionally taken a harder line on Iran than other EU institutions, repeatedly urging the designation of the IRGC as a terrorist organisation

The far-right leader said he plans to file motions of censure in France’s National Assembly and the European Parliament

Whether Greenland's MPs stick with Denmark, push for independence, or help Make America Great Again, their choice will test how much self-determination really exists in a new (old) world order where might makes right

Shell, BP and ExxonMobil are asked to disclose recent dealings with the Trump administration over Venezuela

If the bloc wants to meet ambitious deployment targets, existing laws should be off limits

Tax authority data reveals large-scale fictitious hospital stays, prompting calls for sanctions and criminal investigations

Germany’s nutrition body says the pyramid reflects habits, not healthier diets

Czech prime minister Andrej Babiš and his Slovak counterpart Robert Fico team up to fight ETS1 and 'Green Deal madness'

The EU's top diplomat called on the US to respect international law

"We need to act as Europeans and own a power posture," Macron said

The initiative could have prevented the trade pillar from applying before Parliament’s consent

Macron told French ambassadors gathered in Paris that neither France nor Europe should become vassal states

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has prompted Germany and other European countries to start re-arming

The EU executive's latest sop to the farming lobby could provoke a backlash in Brussels

Moscow said the statements were far away from anything the Kremlin could accept to end its assault