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In an age of growing polarisation, there is no better way to unite the left side of the political spectrum than to portray the centre right as craven opportunists who will stop at nothing, including collaborating with extremists

Industry compares the plan to US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s ‘MAHA’ agenda

With the 2035 engine phase-out nearing, Brussels is not split on whether to decarbonise transport, but how to do it - through an all-electric path or a mix of technologies

According to the correspondence, Epstein described Lajčák in several messages as a person of “international influence”

The Commission says e-cigarettes act as a ‘gateway’ to nicotine addiction and tobacco use among young people

“The gap between promises and action is measured in rising temperatures, lost livelihoods and broken trust,” said one MP

The document aims to help 19 EU countries determine whether their planned military purchases qualify for SAFE financing

The draft cardiovascular plan also targets tobacco, screening, and AI-driven prevention measures

Sweeping subsidies for energy-hungry firms are ‘largely’ agreed with the EU, Berlin says

A political tug-of-war delayed a formal position on the controversial legislation from the German government

Budapest still depends heavily on Russian energy imports

In today's edition: energy taxation reform stymied, high seas, 2040 ballot

In today's edition: Rice, gene editing, EU-UK food

Plus, a Nordic-Baltic package for Ukraine, a defence data space, and Germany's plans for military conscription

In today's edition: Copyright deepfake doubts, Google Adtech remedies, Meta's CDN appeal

In today's edition: Vaccination, COP11, Pope and AI

More than 44 per cent of AfD supporters fear that "Russia could launch a military attack on Germany in the near future", according to a recent Insa poll

A Belgian jihadist – presumed killed in a 2016 airstrike – was found guilty of genocide against the Yazidi minority in Iraq and Syria

Portuguese PM Montenegro urged the unions to be "responsible", arguing that "nothing justifies a general strike"

In today’s edition: the EPP blows up the centrist alliance to ram through green-rule cuts with the far right, Berlin backs delaying the EU’s deforestation law in a boost to industry-friendly overhaul plans, and Cyprus scrambles to lock in direct flights before taking over the Council presidency