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The European Defence Agency is more relevant than ever, but it might not be prepared for the job

In today's edition: Budget, Biotech act report, and EU-India trade deal

In today's edition: EU-India trade, Shein, power grid negotiators

The campaign is expected to be accompanied by a barrage of billboards, television and internet adverts

In today's edition: NGTs, sugar, CAP

In Wednesday’s edition: Frederiksen’s tour, Ukraine loan, Syria, EU competitiveness, France’s far-right National Party

Europe’s energy transition is increasingly constrained by grid bottlenecks. That is why the Green Industrial Grids Association (GIGA) was created: to bring user-driven perspectives into grid reform and help turn policy ambition into delivery.

Chinese online retail giant on the defensive after three times refusing to answer MEPs concerns

Health commissioner signals openness to pausing wastewater rules amid industry concerns

The minister in charge of the project told Euractiv he’s keen to collaborate to help other EU countries build their own apps

With the 2027 presidential race firmly in sight, overt closeness to the US administration has become a political liability for the Le Pen's party

Trump’s business-driven approach could open the door to a political settlement in the region

After marathon talks, centrist D66 reached an agreement with two centre-right parties to form a minority cabinet

European autonomy sits at the centre of the Cypriot presidency agenda, with more than 300 legislative files, Cyprus will focus on strategic necessity, not isolationism

Despite rising medicine expenditures driven by expensive innovative therapies, the financial burden on patients in Belgium has been declining

Modern technology remains a privilege, not a right, as families of people with diabetes struggle to afford rising out-of-pocket costs

Loan payouts could be linked to EU countries’ bilateral aid levels

When Ursula von der Leyen hailed the “mother of all deals”, she was unwittingly on the money: India gives birth to a new era of trade agreements unencumbered by insurmountable climate differences

French streamer Raphael Graven died during a livestream in which he and another man were struck and insulted by his younger colleagues

Italy's foreign minister said he would propose the idea "in coordination with other partners" when meeting his counterparts in Brussels later this week