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Open letter criticises the Commission President for remarks earlier this year – when she anticipated AI would “approach human reasoning” in 2026

In today's special edition: COP30 opens in Belém, the Commission moves to rebalance EU staff

Europe risks falling behind in digital finance if MiCA restricts multi-issuance stablecoins. Embracing global stablecoins with flexible, competitive rules will strengthen liquidity, support cross-border markets and ensure the Euro remains relevant in a rapidly evolving global crypto economy.

In his memoir ‘On My Watch’, former NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg lifts the lid on a decade shaped by US power, diplomacy and discipline within the alliance

The bloc’s priorities are at odds with everybody else’s

Access to genetic resources has worked smoothly – but virtually no money flows back to the farmers and countries that conserved this diversity in the first place

The leaked draft omnibus makes significant changes to the GDPR and ePrivacy rules, amid pressure from big tech

A simple rule of thumb in Russia-watching is that when the Kremlin starts talking about nuclear weapons and cutting-edge military technology, this usually means that elsewhere things are not going well

Behind the scenes, alcohol, tobacco, and food lobbies vie to shape who pays more under EU health tax plans

Proposals include granting MEPs more oversight on spending and along with a dedicated target for rural financing

The UK, following France and Germany, is the third country to publicly pledge support for Belgium

Merz's centre-right CDU/CSU now find themselves neck-and-neck in the polls with the far-right AfD

Affordable and largely homegrown iconic vehicles have been disappearing from much of Europe as manufacturers have actively chosen to chase higher profits by shifting their line-ups towards large SUVs. Will a “small affordable car initiative” be the answer?

The exports will be allowed as long as the chips are only for civilian use and the measure takes immediate effect, the EU's trade chief said on Saturday

Israel conducted fresh attacks in southern Lebanon on Thursday, claiming to target the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah

Russia is a “plausible suspect,” Belgian Defence Minister Theo Francken said on Saturday

As the US president pressures pharma to cut costs and invest at home, European firms warn of lost 'health sovereignty'

Czech lawmakers elected the country's first-ever far-right parliament speaker on Wednesday

Hungary committed to purchasing US liquified natural gas worth around $600 million, an official said

Many policymakers and economists are pushing for the EU’s modern welfare state to be demolished. Such calls are wildly premature – and potentially profoundly misguided