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In today's edition: small EVs, green spaces, electrification

Germany, MFF, raw materials

In today's edition: Hungary, fertilisers, EU-US

Israeli ground forces have invaded south Lebanon

The Russian foreign ministry said discussions include the war in Ukraine and the situation in the Middle East

Also, in Tuesday’s edition: Ukraine loan, Meloni vs Salis, EPPO baby, budgetary ‘excellence’

Europe’s circular transition has stalled because recycled materials markets are fragmented, quality is uneven and virgin materials win on price. The Circular Economy Act can change this by harmonising rules, strengthening demand, de-risking investments and building trust through digital tools.

EU governments and parliament representatives reached a late evening deal to hike levies on steel imports to 50%

Demand is strong for all-female gyms in Brussels. But while some see a business opportunity, others highlight a deeper problem in work-out culture

Magyar vows to end oligarch grip and rebalance farm subsidies

A draft EU budget plan prioritises “excellence” in allocating competitiveness cash, raising fears poorer capitals will lose out

Healthcare reform begins with the revival of a standalone health ministry

"If it wasn't for the DMA, I don't know if we would be building a communication application”

The ousting of Orbán closes a 20-year chapter in Hungary's turbulent political history

With Charlotte de Witte on the decks, Silvia Salis, ex-Olympic hammer thrower turned mayor of Genoa, is fast emerging as the new face of Italy’s centre-left

Capitals can’t recall their own commissioners under EU rules

Hungarian politics, a possible Slovak veto and EU bureaucracy mean unlocking cash could take weeks

“Trust will need to be repaired,” Eric Maurice, an analyst at the EPC, told Euractiv

Frozen EU funds for Hungary – worth as much as €35 billion – will be withheld until the new government makes concrete reforms

South Korea has already halted beef imports from Dublin