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In today's edition: Australia, beef, food chain and more

In Thursday’s edition, also: Alden Biesen, Huawei, Bill White, Breton, Australia

Industry warns strict origin rules could disrupt healthcare supply chains

Incoming 'EU Inc' reform plan is a "complete distraction" that won’t fix founders' real problems, Esther Lynch tells Euractiv

The EuroLeague said that if competition arises, it is confident in its ability to compete

Chair of privacy watchdog warns against damaging the GDPR in an interview with Euractiv on the EDPB's opinion on the Digital Omnibus

Already three years late, a planned tightening of the REACH regulation remains elusive

The EU should avoid sliding into protectionism, but it must do what it can to protect and aid its ailing industries, be that 'Made in Europe' or 'Made with Europe'

Experts from the region urge Brussels to consider Central Europe’s specific needs in the EU cardiovascular strategy to avoid increasing existing health inequalities

Albin Kurti secured enough backing to form a government after months of stalled coalition talks, restoring executive authority in Pristina

71% of young Europeans want to help shape political decisions, but fewer than half feel adequately represented

Leaders are still deeply split over how much regulation to slash, and where to spend subsidies

Union leaders, industry executives and EU officials warn that stalled investment, energy costs and geopolitical shifts risk hollowing out Europe’s industrial base without urgent, coordinated action

Tax certainty is emerging as a key test of Europe’s competitiveness and the credibility of the Single Market

Was the Green Deal an episode of mass hysteria? Was the idea that a sixth mass extinction event would be bad and energy independence good so crazy and unaffordable?

Parliamentary rapporteurs will be instrumental in shaping the future of Europe's power grid

Citing unnamed sources, the Financial Times had earlier reported Ukraine was mulling the possibility of holding a presidential election within the next three months under US pressure

Unexpected hardware fuelled fears that Beijing could remotely trigger blackouts, but Washington seems unconcerned

“It is taking longer than I expected,” Latvia's Andris Sprūds told Euractiv