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In today's edition: Abortion vote, tobacco and compulsory licensing

Expanding the range of meat-free meals in schools and hospitals will help Czechs eat healthier, believes nutrition expert Miroslav Krotký. According to him, the new rules for school lunches will bring many benefits, but the media is often spreading nonsense about them.

Europe’s raw materials plan is ambitious but flawed. Without binding social, environmental and human-rights safeguards, just transition measures and strategic procurement, Europe risks social backlash, industrial capacity loss, and credibility loss in its green transition.

In today's edition: Mercosur, organic trade, promotion funds

Soraya Bekkali, Alexion SVP Europe, Canada and International region, discusses the realities patients with generalised Myasthenia Gravis face across Europe, and how modernised, evidence-based care pathways and equitable access are key to closing care gaps and improving patient outcomes in rare neuromuscular diseases. EV: Alexion is at the forefront of therapeutic innovation in rare neuromuscular […]

In today's edition: Cheaper cross-border calls, EU deepfake icon, AI at work

The interior ministry stressed that the court ruling was only a suspension

"The reparation loan is sailing in uncharted waters," De Wever warned, adding that the EU should instead support Kyiv's war effort by issuing joint debt

"Burqas, niqabs, or other clothing that hides people's faces have no place in a Danish classroom," Minister for Immigration and Integration Rasmus Stoklund said

"We assume that in many cases, these drones are controlled by hostile powers," Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said

In Thursday's edition: Reparations loan, Montenegro, Mercosur, Meloni, EEAS, VDL to Syria

Western Balkan countries are faced with a billion-euro carbon levy

The tobacco industry is 'very difficult to please – because the direction of policy is not going their way,' Várhelyi says

Aligning EU measures with trans-Atlantic partners would strengthen sanctions enforcement

Brussels' has U-turned again, and it's time to fasten your seat belt for a bumpy ride

Belgium’s Flemish nationalist prime minister is blocking a landmark Ukraine financing plan – and wrestling with his legacy

Aligning EU measures with trans-Atlantic partners would strengthen sanctions enforcement

More than half of EU adults are overweight, while one in six is classified as obese; it’s a growing problem for healthcare providers

Europe’s agricultural policy looks set to prioritise animal welfare, but campaigners want to ensure support schemes boost systemic changes, avoiding scaled down ambitions

Brazil's President Lula da Silva threatened to stop backing the trade agreement if not finalised this month