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Whatever is agreed behind closed doors tonight will need to be endorsed by Parliament

Angry disagreement between steelmakers mean industry's main Brussels lobby group has no official position

After Washington warned that Europe faces ‘civilisational erasure,’ the bloc’s leaders go to ground

Consolidating support among ethnic Hungarians will be key for any party seeking to shape Slovakia’s political map

Novartis executive Patrick Horber says Europe’s access and innovation rules worry him more than Trump’s tariff threats

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the document, which contains harsh criticism of European allies, is a welcome change from previous ones

The move came after a weekend of online attacks on the EU by the social platform’s owner, Elon Musk

"No one should have to worry," said Sweden’s prime minister Ulf Kristersson

The French president will encounter Zelenskyy, Starmer and Merz in London to assess the current state of the negotiations on the US-drafted plan to end the war

Without a dynamic and deep single market, Europe will keep exporting its businesses rather than retaining growth within its borders

Deputy Secretary of State Landau renews Trump’s attack on the EU's 'undemocratic bureaucracy'

The EU's top diplomat played down the harsh criticism levelled at the bloc in Trump's new security strategy

Europe's mantra of "de-risking" means nothing if it doesn't account for the imminent threat to Taiwan

Are power-intensive industrial sectors good or bad for the power system? It depends on where you start, say experts

Administrative overload is hurting Europe, slowing innovation and alienating citizens

Europe’s approach to animal testing must be designed with enough flexibility to ensure scientific progress can be adopted swiftly, say animal welfare experts

Czech patient advocate warn that ongoing EU negotiations risk rolling back decades of progress in patient involvement

The US ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker had already floated the idea of Germany taking over the alliance's supreme commander role

With the wolves clawing at Europe’s door, there is an imperative to act together on defence and security. But the Commission is taking baby steps into uncharted territory

Crucial to making the EU's plans to diversify supply chains work is securing buy-in from EU countries and allies alike