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Budapest has long played a spoiler in EU statements over the war

In one of her most forceful criticisms yet of the Russian leader, the Commission president called on “all of Europe” to step up its military readiness

The French egg sector warns of "a significant health risk for consumers", as supermarkets minimise the issue

The plan builds on proven global strategies, but rare disease experts say full implementation will be critical, and EU leadership is needed

The move follows the French prime minister's surprise gamble to hold a confidence vote on 8 September

The Italian technocrat re-emerged as the EU’s saviour once again this week. But is he a false prophet?

The deals with the Chinese tech giant have put the spotlight on the unusually close relations between Madrid and Beijing

France, Britain, and Germany invoked on Thursday the process known as "the 'snapback' mechanism"

Far from rallying opposition behind him, Bayrou is leaving his own camp puzzled

In today's edition: Brussels moves on US trade, Paris and Berlin talk 'revival,' E3 pushes UN 'snapback,' EU pressure mounts on Israel

BOLSTER’s research across ten European regions shows that Just Transition Plans often exclude marginalised communities, undermining trust and participation. Findings highlight the need for stronger civil society involvement, inclusive governance, and effective funding to ensure the European Green Deal delivers a fair and sustainable transition.

Europe aims for top-tier military power but stumbles on red tape

EU officials have recently become more open to moving against entities based in China and India, in part due to growing pressure from Washington.

The hearing will likely be an attack on the bloc's digital laws

Comes just weeks after Meta shut Facebook group Mia Moglie with 32,000 members

Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi called on the three countries to "appropriately correct this wrong decision in the coming days"

The move is necessary before Washington follows through on its promise to reduce its tariffs on EU cars

Russian strikes on Kyiv killed 17 people on Thursday

Weeks before the election, the agriculture ministry is moving to claw back subsidies from nearly 90 companies linked to the opposition leader's agri-holding

Many in France have been increasingly unhappy with the current political impasse and want Bayrou out