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The news comes after the Commission concluded trade negotiations with Indonesia, the world's largest exporter of palm oil – a key crop in driving deforestation

In today's edition: Electrification, grids, Greenland

The committee's decision hands Hungary's opposition leader a political win

In today's edition: New cancer report, expensive wastewater, tobacco taxes

Salis was detained at a Budapest rally in February 2023 and released upon becoming an MEP in 2024

Plus Kubilius' new club, and NATO grapples with its MiG problem

To view the transatlantic relationship only through a lens of security or economy is to miss the forest for the trees. Europe faces a culture war – one in which its values and its identity are at stake

In today's edition: Apple DMA hearing data, MEPs eye AI licencing

"The worst attack on Danish critical infrastructure to date" said Denmark's prime minister Mette Frederiksen on Tuesday morning

In today's edition: EU-Indonesia, Organic Day, forests

In today’s edition: NATO allies meet to address Russian airspace violations, an internal rift emerges in the Commission over new Israel sanctions, EU capitals push to dilute the AI Act mid-rollout, and the EU palms off the Green Deal with an Indonesia pact

Call for sovereign AI by the EPSU public servants' union also presses the Commission to give workers a say in how workplaces are digitised, per letter seen by Euractiv

Pharmacists across Europe "have taken on more responsibility since our last studies five years ago,” said PGEU President Clare Fitzell

Slovakia’s ruling coalition faces mounting pressure as parliament prepares to vote on a sweeping austerity package, triggering rare unity between unions and employers and fuelling fresh street protests

A nationwide strike over Gaza sparked major disruption across Italy, with blocked ports, halted trains, and clashes in several cities—fuelled by anger over arms exports, war spending, and labour conditions

As Poland moves to tighten residency rules for Ukrainian refugees, Kyiv is preparing for a possible surge in returns, with officials stressing the urgent need for a social support system at home

Boosting demand and investment is key, Eurelectric warns

With millions exposed to so-called “forever chemicals,” campaigners fear EU governments will weaken long-overdue water pollution rules instead of strengthening them

EPP MEP Köhler confident majority will back rejection of forest law

Germany’s decades-long energy transition faces mounting political and economic pressure, as soaring costs, falling demand, and grid bottlenecks fuel calls to abandon the once-celebrated Energiewende model