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Remarks by EU's top diplomat on Friday clash with readout from European Council president

We don’t know the degree to which the Chinese have infiltrated Brussels’ European institutions

Rome warns higher EU tobacco duties could hurt domestic industry and boost illicit trade

Around 18,000 men would be enlisted annually as they turn 18 to take two months of training

China and Germany have traditionally had close relations, but ties have frayed over myriad issues in recent years, ranging from claims of Beijing's unfair trade practices to human rights

The move comes two years after Spain’s bid to add Catalan, Basque, and Galician as EU languages stalled amid opposition from member states

After the US torpedoed a global deal on green shipping, the EU scrambles to pick up the pieces

The iPhone-maker has attacked the online ad industry for "intense lobbying" against iOS's consent-to-track feature

Reluctant national capitals are insisting that up to 5% of the bloc’s 2040 climate target be achieved elsewhere, ahead of the 4 November meeting

Meta's processes for reporting illegal content and informing users about content takedowns were also found to have breached the EU's Digital Services Act

A result of the presidential election is expected late on Saturday

Following the Geneva negotiations setback, Citeo and the Producer Responsibility Coalition reaffirm their commitment to advance Extended Producer Responsibility globally as one of the key solution to tackle plastic pollution and drive circular economy.

Europe's biggest economy Germany registered a solid increase in output this month, but France, the second-largest economy, posted a fourteenth consecutive monthly reduction in output

In today's edition: EUCO wrap-up, soil, minerals

In today's edition: CMA, tobacco, beating cancer plan

In today's edition: AI standards, digital fairness, AVMSD front

Plus Zelenskyy's SAFE loan lobbying, Spain in NATO's PURL, a satellite colossus emerges, and the Commission's newfound fascination with Japan

In today's edition: CAP simplification, soil law, EU-US

In today’s edition: Belgium balks at the legal and financial risks of using frozen Russian assets, Friedrich Merz’s premature Mercosur victory claim falls flat, and EU leaders urge Roberta Metsola to rally Parliament behind the red tape-cutting agenda

Costa hailed the summit's defence discussion as a “decisive building block” towards Europe’s sovereignty