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US attacks against the Digital Services Act (DSA) have sharply escalated since the Commission's recent €120 million DSA fine on Elon Musk's social media platform X

Wind turbine operators will receive €115 per MWh and cover roughly a tenth of current demand

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In today's edition: Omnibus committees, 11-year privacy battle, child safety panel

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Plus Putin talks, EU preference, and the Defence Single Market

In today's edition: Mercosur, Várhelyi, gene editing

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Certification bars Google staff from accessing S3NS systems

The Health Commissioner unwraps his health package in an exclusive interview

The French president seized on Meta's inaction to warn of AI's impact on democracy

"It will soon be useful again to talk to Vladimir Putin," the French president said

Reparations loan proposal is politically dead, as leaders back joint debt plan for Kyiv

Leaders are chewing over a draft text at a late-night European Council summit

Kazakhstan is accelerating connectivity investments, while Brussels faces growing calls to turn strategy into delivery

She cited difficulties in meeting demands raised by two EU countries

A new Bocconi study reveals the deeper impact of how digital marketplaces enable firms to build capabilities and improve productivity

Machiavelli insisted it was better to be feared than loved. In journalism it’s preferable to be neither, especially for those, like Euractiv, hoping to maintain their autonomy

Ministers also flagged raised issues with the EU’s carbon tariff on dirty electricity

ECB President Christine Lagarde said tumult around the borders of Europe as well as the impacts of trade tensions meant it was impossible to issue guidance for the future