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Norwegian minister makes last-minute appeal as EU countries prepare to approve new safeguard measures

The E-7s were meant to replace the ageing Airborne Warning and Control System by 2035

The tech giant's offer follows the Commission fining Google €2.95 billion over conflicts of interest in its ad business

Ruling says only spirits meeting the legal definition can carry the gin label

Spielmann says Spain’s Amnesty Law can cover embezzlement charges linked to the independence push

The ECHR found that a Polish Constitutional Court's ruling violated Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Right

In today's edition: COP11, USAID contraceptives, Biotech Act

Germany has committed to having a fighting force of around 260,000 soldiers by 2035

The vote is the first significant alignment between centrist and right-wing MEPs

MEPs have agreed a major step towards net-zero, thwarting a last-minute rebellion within the centre-right EPP group

Before the digital omnibus package has even been officially proposed it's firing up intense political division among MEPs

The Commission's new Digital Markets Act investigation will assess whether the tech giant is demoting news media content in search results

As Europe works to deliver on its 2050 net-zero ambitions, energy and environmental policies are entering a decisive phase.

In today's edition: Sovereign tech fund call, AI Gigafactories, data hub for culture

In today's edition: hydrogen markets, IEA, 2040 clinch vote

The European Commission's remarks come despite Belgium's fierce opposition to the €140 billion scheme

Plus, critical minerals, defence loans, and fighter jets

In today's edition: Budget, UTPs, CMO

While jihadist groups' central command has weakened, the vision of a global caliphate persists – with Europe still in the ideological crosshairs

In today’s edition: Parliament’s fragile front against the €2 trillion MFF crumbles after von der Leyen’s tactical tweaks, the EPP–Patriots alliance inches closer as MEPs prepare to vote on corporate due diligence rules, and the Commission’s top staff reviewer sparks backlash over talk of ending ‘lifetime’ EU jobs