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In today's edition: DG COMP top job opens, AI omnibus, OpenAI eyes NATO deal

Iran, FCAS, ports

A spokesperson for China's foreign ministry denied knowledge of the suspension when asked about it at a regular news conference

In today's edition: Food dialogue, sugar, FAO race

The deal involves the four founding members of the South American trade bloc

"We are potentially in a prolonged period of flux"

Also, in Thursday’s edition: Iran, EUCO, Albania, horses, Mogherini

Commission wants to promote organic and local foods in procurement

With multiple wars on Europe's periphery, EU countries are scrambling to develop new capabilities

While political focus is on the energy crisis, the direct targeting of oil tankers threatens to turn the sea black

Given its lack of real leverage, Europe has little choice but to hope that the US and Israel swiftly degrade Iran's military capacity and create the conditions for benign regime change

Euractiv's first take on a fiendishly complex clean-tech industry support bill

‘The power industry is making huge profits … ours are close to zero,' says steel industry

The government aims to shorten diagnostic delays, improve coordination between specialist centres and strengthen access to innovative treatments

Even if the €90 billion EU loan currently being blocked by Hungary goes ahead, Kyiv would still face a substantial financing shortfall

Europe has consistently overlooked risk while the Americans sound the alarm. A little common understanding could still go a long way

Johansson will brief EU home affairs ministers on Thursday

Opinions are divided in the EU and Ukraine over Zelenskyy's push for speedy membership

Boosting domestic recycling and electrifying seaports among EU plans

Cyprus hosts two British military bases that have already been targeted by Iranian and Hezbollah-linked operations