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WHO chief urges governments to act “faster and stronger” on proven tobacco control policies

New defence minister vows to face France’s challenges “without shying away from responsibility”

Brussels backs Austria’s plan to keep power capacity in reserve, outside the market, through 2031

EU citizens are also concerned, according to a Commission presentation obtained by Euractiv, with 76% saying public services should store their data on EU-based clouds

In today's edition: Iberian blackout, wind power and the right, driverless cars, and meat means heat

His resignation comes amid growing political instability in Greece

The shock announcement rattled financial markets on Monday morning

In today's edition: Apply AI & AI in science, Eurosceptic Czech victory, CSAM Council talks

Fico accused the European Socialists of punishing him for having “a different opinion”

In today's edition: Week ahead, junk food tax and medicine shortage

Plus, ASAP for drones and an Aegean SAFE objection

In today's edition: This week's agenda

In today’s edition: billionaire populist Andrej Babiš’ ANO party wins the parliamentary election in Czechia, Bruno Le Maire returns as armed forces minister in Lecornu’s new French government, negotiators meet in Egypt for indirect peace talks between Hamas and Israel, and Manfred Weber and Iratxe García’s centrist melodrama plays out in Brussels

US President Donald Trump have called on negotiators to "move fast" to end the nearly two-year war.

"I have dozens of friends who’ve shut down or are facing bankruptcy," says Uta Mühle. "And then almost daily, I have to tell someone they’re no longer welcome in my pharmacy"

The drafting of the Biotech Act, which was initially meant to fall entirely under the responsibility of Health Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi, should ultimately be shared with Industry Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné. Several sources confirmed to Euractiv that internal discussions had taken place within the Commission in recent days and that the decision to give Séjourné greater […]

“Renewables have had to deal with this sort of rhetoric for decades now,” a WindEurope official told Euractiv

Madrid struggles to balance NATO demands with coalition resistance

The drone industry could face the same issue as ammunition makers after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine: surging demand far outstripping production capacity

The US cuts will leave funding gaps for fragile countries in the areas of rule of law, human rights, security and migration. But with the EU also cutting aid, it now needs 'a strong narrative' abroad, officials say