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In this episode, host Giada Santana and Paris-based politics reporter Theo Bourgery-Gonse make sense of the French left's fragmentation and Prime Minister Bayrou's latest moves.

Euractiv sat down with Stine Bosse, the vice-president of the Health Committee, to learn about her priorities.

A new report highlights the urgent need for a shift to proactive prevention in youth mental well-being. It advocates for early identification and systemic collaboration to build resilience across Europe.

The Polish Presidency needs to focus on finalising the pharmaceutical package and reducing dependence on medicine imports from Asia, Czech MEP told Euractiv.

Disinformation tactics similar to those used against the United States have been deployed, including using African media outlets for credibility and AI-generated testimonies in influence operations.

The new EU recycling legislation, expected to be proposed next year, will try to close existing loopholes but not overburden businesses with new bureaucracy, says a Commission official.

E-cigarette sales in Poland soared by a staggering 208% in 2023 compared to the previous year.

The ambitious plans aim to secure medicine supply, accelerate innovation, strengthen clinical research, and reinforce IP protections.

What you should have on your radar on anything defence.

The disappearance casts further doubt on the independence of the American institutions tasked with upholding the EU-US Data Privacy Framework.

Never mind the budget: navigating the parliament will be no walk in the park going forward, as critical bills pile up.

Timmermans called on the EPP to "step back a bit" and to "just look at the policies that Europe needs to recreate a solid industrial base."

The deputy chair of Germany's climate experts council described “a mixed picture”.

There is no information as to whether the ePrivacy regulation will be withdrawn by the Commission.

The British prime minister isn't making waves in Brussels, which is probably for the best.

A leaked document lists all the new EU initiatives slated for 2025, with the final version landing next week.

Under current rules, harming animal species or destroying their habitat is punishable by up to three years in prison and a €150,000 fine.

"I don't want left-wing movements in Europe to be always right but seldom relevant," said the EU's long-time climate chief.

After threatening to invade Greenland and seize the Panama Canal, Trump now wants to take over Gaza and do business there.

Patria are also open to establishing itself in Ukraine – but only once the war is over.