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In today's edition: hydrogen, power cable priorities, particulate matter

Plus SAFE plans, PURL pledges, and German-Polish cooperation

In today's edition: This week's agenda

In today's edition: Chips 2.0 priorities, lobbyists' omnibus, DNA back at RSB, Shein vs France

In Tuesday’s edition: Omnibus, Rep Loan, Council vs Parliament, anti-corruption directive, GSP

Move aims to curb dominance of foreign supermarket chains

Palestinians and Israelis are painfully aware that the status quo has failed them. In such a moment, the ideas that take hold – whether constructive or destructive – will shape the future for a generation

The Rapporteur team host an evening of conversation, drinks and debate on 1 December at Euractiv headquarters. Our Editor in Chief Matthew Karnitschnig is joined by lead newsletter authors Eddy Wax and Nicoletta Ionta, as well as Rado Fonda and Bruno Jeanbart, deputy managing directors – heads of research at our partners Polling Europe. The […]

The EU’s 'simplification' drive is turning into a bonanza for corporate lobbyists

Despite generous subsidies, electrolyser numbers fall short of targets by a factor of 20

Macron’s trip comes as French public concern over China rises

The SAFE programme aims to provide loans to participating countries on favourable terms to jointly purchase weapons

Under the agreement, most-favoured-nation tariffs will be reimposed if rice imports surge by 45% compared to a baseline of 387,000 tonnes

The Commission plans to defend its climate targets, address investment shortfalls in road infrastructure and reconcile ambitions for shifting traffic to greener modes.

The Commission’s STIP plan is viewed as a positive first step for clean-fuel investment, but stronger measures and funding are needed, industry warns

Balloon incursions, drone disputes, and stranded trucks deepen the rift with Minsk

“You need to show you are doing reforms so that you can get the funding,” Kallas said

Companies urge a ‘careful approach’, workers call for binding legislation

"I would love to be finished on negotiations in Montenegro during our presidency," said Irish Europe minister Thomas Byrne

Kallas, Tusk, and Merz keep up pressure to use Russian assets, as Belgium holds firm