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“The EPP found itself isolated,” a parliamentary staffer said

Europe can decarbonise its roads if it invests now, with much of the cost offset by sustainable economic returns

Industry groups dismiss findings as “sensationalism” amid calls for tighter regulation

France backs compromise despite earlier concerns over deforestation rules

The EU is aiming to simplify rules to allow national militaries to move across the continent quickly

MEPs and governments nervous about public reaction to spike in cost of petrol and gas

With China dominant and the US accelerating, Europe’s first gallium project exposes both semiconductor progress and vulnerability

The Commission pitches billions in cost savings with the digital tool aimed at making it easier for companies to do business across EU borders

From inclusion and emotional well-being to equal access to talent-building opportunities and a fair sustainability transition, young people want Europe to evolve

The high-profile death has led Germany to reevaluate laws regulating assisted suicide

This sinks a months-long effort by caretaker leader Albin Kurti to secure a third term

Washington is quietly testing a new US-Russia draft plan to end the Ukraine war, sparking unease in Kyiv and Europe.

A DG TAXUD official said the EU's new Tobacco Taxation Directive is a “very important step” to help stop smoking

The move marks a rare moment of collaboration between the Italian prime minister and the opposition leader

“This regulation will allow for more trains on the network, without major investments,” Green MEP Tilly Metz said

Researchers say Meta’s tracking tech bypassed protections, prompting Congress hearing

The border closure inflamed tensions between Lithuania and Belarus, a close ally of Russia

The 'stop the clock' plan would mean application of high-risk AI rules hinges on when standards are completed, but Council and Parliament will still need to okay the delay

The Commission's 2030 consumer agenda confirms that the Digital Fairness Act will seek to boost online protections for "vulnerable" minors

Once a staunch supporter, France now appears to be stepping back from its traditional role in global development aid