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Brussels told Budapest that the ban would breach EU law and disrupt the single market

The digital simplification package is being framed as a playbook for growing European AI, as commissioners aim to steer out of political pushback over privacy rule cuts

MEPs view the move as a top-down intervention by Metsola, a leading EPP figure whose group largely backs the deal

China had already been Germany's top trading partner from 2016 to 2023

MEPs say Teresa Anjinho's appointment of a new secretary general smells of favouritism

“We need to transform defence and learn from Ukrainians how to transform," said Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius

Economic Affairs Minister said the move follows the resumption of chip supplies to the EU and 'constructive meetings' with China

This is the second time that the ruling Social Democrats have lost ground in an election since the 2022 legislative elections

Science has never been more vulnerable to (mis)interpretation. Accurate research understanding through evidence hierarchy, study design, and bias awareness can help prevent misinformation. Science evolves, but disciplined communication must remain constant to protect public trust and enable evidence-based decisions.

Speaking in Parliament on Wednesday, Sikorski said the sabotage amounted to “an act of state terrorism”

The EU measures violate the spirit of the EEA agreement, according to Icelandic Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir

The ecommerce giant had appealed the Commission's 2023 decision to designate its marketplace under the Digital Services Act's rules for very large platforms

In today's edition: Tobacco, wastewater and incontinence

Days after its first wartime evacuation, Romania scrambled German and Romanian jets after a drone briefly crossed eight kilometres into its airspace during Russian strikes

Plus FCAS, SAFE, EU Space Act, and the sovereign cloud

In today's edition: CAP budget, drones, low alcohol

In today's edition: Cloud sovereignty, consumer digital fairness, DMA probes

In today's edition: Electricity grid, melamine ban, Chinese solar, wastewater fight

In today’s edition: Brussels unveils its digital omnibus as a privacy fight looms over plans to narrow the definition of personal data, the European Ombudsman comes under fire for promoting a close aide to secretary general, and Friedrich Merz takes heat for his Brazil-bashing

Europe likes to call itself a peace project, but the numbers tell a different story