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A Commission spokesperson described the map as a “regrettable technical error”

Greece is the second-smallest recipient country of SAFE loans after Denmark, and they are the only two countries for which the amount is numbered in millions, rather than billions

Generics industry seeks €4 billion in the EU’s next budget to boost drug manufacturing

A new WindEurope study shows that renewables are the cheapest way to meet Europe’s energy needs – even when taking additional grids, storage and backup costs into account.

The automotive package and CBAM are moved to next week, the Industry Accelerator Act to next year

In today's edition: The week ahead, CMA, dangerous vapes

In today's edition: Telecom Council wrap-up, omnibus hawks, cloud sovereignty push & pull

In today's edition: omnibus deregulation, grid expansion, 2035 car-ban, corporate sustainability clash

Plus Saab's surveillance planes, the future of FCAS, and the week ahead

In today's edition: This week's agenda

In Monday's edition: Mogherini’s ‘weird’ grant, E3 meets, Hamas questions, migration, budget brawl

Posts running the European Parliament's work on the most controversial part of the 2028-2034 budget draft are up for grabs

Saab's GlobalEye is attracting other customers, and the only way NATO could move up the list would be to persuade other customers in the queue to trade places

The Commission is expected to ramp up pressure on France over its resistance to Spanish power links

Europe’s landmark defence-industrial programme will mean nothing if it cannot translate political will into real capability

Whatever is agreed behind closed doors tonight will need to be endorsed by Parliament

Angry disagreement between steelmakers mean industry's main Brussels lobby group has no official position

After Washington warned that Europe faces ‘civilisational erasure,’ the bloc’s leaders go to ground

Consolidating support among ethnic Hungarians will be key for any party seeking to shape Slovakia’s political map

Novartis executive Patrick Horber says Europe’s access and innovation rules worry him more than Trump’s tariff threats