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There is no information as to whether the ePrivacy regulation will be withdrawn by the Commission.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

Little of substance has changed from the leak Euractiv saw last week.

Russia, with 1.6 million tonnes of urea imports, is the EU’s second-largest supplier of urea after Egypt, which led with 2.1 million tonnes in 2023, according to Argus’ data.

Member states will discuss whether Shein's use of gamification and practice of showing prices online is illegal in the EU.

The EU Commission's plans for an omnibus regulation sound promising for European manufacturers. A two-step approach, including a two-year pause, could quickly cut red tape and provide enough time to thoroughly revise the CS3D, CSRD and EU taxonomy.

In today's edition of the Capitals, read about a weakened France that bids Africa adieu, the Spanish government that approves shorter working hours, and so much more.

Police do not currently believe there was a terrorist motive, but stress that they are still in the early stages of the investigation.

Eleven people detained following more than 60 raids in Romania and Monaco.

Plus, a call for Cloud and LLMs to feature under the Digital Markets Act.

Bulgarian PM set the 2025 budget deficit at max 3% to meet Maastricht criteria, easing fears of a 7-8% deficit.

Prague claims that twelve more member states are seriously considering or are about to join.