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Overall, 52% of Europe is unconvinced that the continent is prepared, in terms of military strength, for a prolonged conflict

Europe can rebuild credible, workable rules that deliver on objectives at lower cost. Or it can slide into deregulation that lightens paperwork while hollowing out substance. The former is difficult but salvageable. The latter is easy but costly in the long run

The European Parliament is about to test its rule-of-law convictions in the cases of MEPs Ilaria Salis and Péter Magyar

Europe’s reindustrialisation is driving innovation in worker protection technologies, but regulatory and structural gaps are preventing real advances

Europe’s new €1 billion Ocean Pact proves ocean health starts inland, with cities powering the change

Kazakhstan’s nuclear energy ambitions are tilting eastward, strengthening Moscow and Beijing while leaving Europe with little room to manoeuvre

In a joint memo, Berlin and Rome called for revising the EU law on car emissions to avoid “disproportionate penalties” for manufactures

New report highlights growing patient numbers, high out-of-pocket costs and limited access to care

“Geopolitical shifts and heightened policy uncertainty remind us that no currency's global position is guaranteed," Christine Lagarde told EU policymakers

Ursula von der Leyen might be the only politician in France to have had a good day

New EU plan aims to speed up the use of AI in medicine and healthcare

It also wants to apply AI to the energy and self-driving car sectors, a draft document shows

Among them were converters, sensors and microcomputers, he added, warning that Ukraine was preparing new sanctions against those involved

The right-wing Republicans party was infuriated by Le Maire's appointment, seeing him as the incarnation of President Emmanuel Macron's economic policies

The announcement comes after a vessel believed to belong to this "shadow fleet" was linked to mysterious drone sightings over Denmark last month

The Commission is struggling to work out how to fund a planned €185 billion Ukraine reparation loan using frozen Russian assets while keeping a separate €45 billion G7 scheme on track, a senior EU official says

Chemical industry group VCI calls the scheme “urgently needed start-up assistance”

The launch of the group is also a way to put pressure on Séjourné and Várhelyi, an industry source told Euractiv

“Despite having just improved our framework with the Commission to prevent this kind of situation ... they’ve gone ahead and done exactly that,” Bernd Lange, who chairs Parliament’s trade committee, said

Allies to meet in Brussels on 15 October to review defence spending pledges and address drone threats in eastern Europe