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'There are more and more diverging views, which is worrying,' says Green MEP Tilly Metz

Slovak President Peter Pellegrini has not yet indicated whether he will sign the bill

The refusal could make it more difficult for the German military to cooperate with the US and other NATO allies

In today's edition: corporate sustainability rollback, 2035 car ban, Green Deal deregulation

Move addresses France’s conditions for supporting the EU-Mercosur deal, and is aimed at winning over countries hesitant about the agreement

German defence minister Boris Pistorius called Germany "the pacemaker of defence in Europe"

In this Euractiv Thought Leadership interview, Laura Galli, Vice President at 3M, explains the company’s approach to improving workplace health and safety across sectors such as consumer goods, industrial and transportation.

NRPP rapporteurs, Parliament's interim report, CAP, European Competitiveness Fund

The authorisation comes with strict conditions, including on-site inspections to prevent harm to protected areas

It starts with food. Everyone everywhere deserves access to safe food. Two billion people today live without secure access to adequate nutrition,[1] while up to 40% of all food produced is lost or wasted.[2] This imbalance is a stark illustration that the global food system needs to change. Across the value chain, from farmers to […]

The new government's coalition agreement positions Czechia as a sovereignty-focused actor in Brussels

Vilnius airport has already been forced to close for over 60 hours due to the balloons

In today's edition: €4bn CMA fund, health expert deepfakes, German insurance

In today's edition: EU vs Elon Musk, Meta ad model, Space Act compromise, GDPR overhaul

Europe’s cohesion and competitiveness depends on air connectivity, but we are at risk of losing regional airports because of overly stringent EU state aid enforcement. Allowing state aid to airports for operating costs is essential for keeping every region part of Europe’s economy and green transition.

Plus NATO silence, a fresh rebellion against Europe-first procurement, and EDIP officially voted through Council

The EU executive thinks the search giant might be abusing its position by not allowing publishers and videomakers to opt out of AI training

In today's edition: Mercosur safeguard, protests, mergers

09:30 – 09:45 PLENARY: Driving the future – Charting the path to sustainable transport in the EU Mobility is at the heart of the European Union, enabling the movement of people, goods, and services. It is a cornerstone of the EU’s competitiveness and is vital to advancing the green and digital twin transitions. In this […]

In Tuesday's edition: CDU vote, French budget, migration deal, Frontex offices, EEAS-gate