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In today's edition: Preparedness, loneliness and the Biotech lobby's push for incentives

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In today’s edition: Greta Thunberg is detained by Israeli forces after they intercept aid flotilla boats to Gaza, EU member states draft a blueprint for an Affordable Housing Master Plan, and European leaders in Copenhagen back a stronger role for defence ministers on security

Europe risks a €500bn GDP hit from water stress by 2050. Despite a €2 trillion EU budget plan and an ambitious Water Resilience Strategy, water remains sidelined. To secure sovereignty, resilience and competitiveness, the EU must treat water as strategic asset and dedicate €300bn in the next MFF. In July, the European Commission tabled its […]

Czech intelligence has flagged coordinated TikTok manipulation aimed at boosting pro-Russian narratives and anti-system parties

Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski hits back at Orbán’s Ukraine swipe, accusing him of funding Russia’s war with oil money

Europe needs the economic equivalent of a drone wall to preserve its security and sovereignty. But that would require member states to hand new powers and funding to Brussels

The use of gas in grid stability doubled in May following the April blackout in Spain

Following Israel’s interception of the Gaza aid flotilla, Italy’s largest union has announced a general strike

Drone incursions have pushed European leaders to confront the vulnerability of the bloc's eastern flank

The Global Sumud Flotilla left Spain last month aiming to break Israel's blockade of the Palestinian territory

"We don't need new structures," said Gallina

"Much of what we see today can be viewed as provocation, and this is also how we assess the incidents we saw last week in Schleswig-Holstein," said German interior minister Alexander Dobrindt

According to a decree signed by Russian president Vladimir Putin, Moscow can fast-track the sale of both domestic and foreign-owned companies

Swedish commissioner told Euractiv as she left Parliament that she had held a "good informal discussion" with lawmakers

The French navy had boarded a Benin-flagged vessel blacklisted by the European Union for being part of Russia's shadow fleet

Without offering a political resolution to the conflict, the roadmap unveiled in Washington on Tuesday will not bring lasting stability to the region

Campaigners say ‘simplification’ masks a deregulation agenda

Former French president risks six months’ jail and €7,500 fine as lawyers accuse him of undermining judiciary