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In today's edition: subsidies, big oil, air passenger rights

France and Italy have also both recently called for negotiations with the Russian leader

The Commission is ratcheting up the rhetoric against X as the Grok crisis deepens

UK government backs regulator if probe leads to X ban

Energy crisis veteran to head industry association suffering from setbacks

The news indicates a thawing in tensions between Brussels and Beijing

The controversy came just days after Cyprus assumed the EU rotating Presidency

The official said Mercosur countries would also need to ratify the deal and notify the EU accordingly

In today's edition: Biometric data sharing, sovereign CAIDA, Poland's 'nie' to DSA implementation

Budapest’s decision comes one year after Hungary granted political asylum to former PiS deputy justice minister Marcin Romanowski

In today's edition: Week ahead, Kennedy vs. Germany, and a French pharma revolt

Plus new drone plan, foreign investment screening, and the week ahead

In today's edition: Mercosur, CAP budget, CATCH system

In Monday’s edition: Kubilius’ army, Gaza peace board, migration, Mercosur, Fico vs. Kallas

The EU has agreed to talks with Washington on sharing sensitive citizens’ data without publicly setting limits

Several groups chipping in with ideas ahead of the Digital Decade review also urge a stronger push for European sovereignty

Subsidies, not grid reforms, are kicking off 2026 across Europe

This line of argument could resonate with other conservative groups in the European Parliament opposed to abortion

The strategy doubles down on a tougher migration line pursued since the start of the EU executive's mandate

MEPs will agree on a take-it-or-leave-it offer on maintaining the automatic right to compensation for delays over three hours