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Regenerative agriculture is gaining visibility in EU debates, but policy frameworks remain fragmented and largely non-binding. As market actors move faster, clearer definitions, outcome-based indicators and stronger policy alignment are needed to turn momentum into measurable environmental and economic results.

The Commission has proposed extra requirements on organic imports

The move comes as Belgium continues to resist a proposed ‘reparations loan’ using frozen Russian assets for Kyiv

FoodDrinkEurope, which previously slammed the plan, said new changes were 'positive'

The European Social Insurance Platform warns any additional extension would create ‘unpredictable and substantial costs’ for social security systems

Europe shifts from lofty ambitions to deliverables at EFECS 2025 – pilot lines, competence centres and cross-border collaboration emerge as practical outputs. The focus is on areas where Europe can lead, strengthening semiconductor competitiveness while Malta showcases unique capabilities and ecosystem value.

'We could not have done it differently,' said Marie Bjerre, Danish minister for European affairs

Can Europe really transform its transport sector for a greener future?

A first draft of the AI Act’s Code of Practice on transparency, published by the Commission on Wednesday, sketches a plan to badge AI generated content

The proposed €210 billion scheme would be backed by Russian central bank assets frozen in the EU

EU is preparing an eye-watering refurbishment of its Justus Lipsius at a time of squeezed national coffers

But European fertiliser producers warned the move could deter emissions reporting by overseas producers

COPA chief urges EU to prioritise food production over imports

Authorities are still assessing the breach, as hackers claim to have accessed police data

Ahead of this week's EUCO meeting, capitals have moved to defend the bloc's right to enforce its tech rules, per draft European Council conclusions seen by Euractiv

Italian PM said the agricultural safeguards linked to the Mercosur deal must be finalised before the agreement can be signed

Fraud and scams are nothing new. For generations, dishonest people have found ways to trick others and steal their money. They lie, cheat, and manipulate to get what they want.

Complaint filed by privacy group Noyb accuses TikTok and Grindr of breaching the bloc's General Data Protection Regulation by sharing sensitive personal data

Costa says Belgian concerns have been answered, heaping pressure on Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever

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