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The EU's proposed Cybersecurity Act (CSA2) could cost €367.8 billion over five years by excluding Chinese suppliers from 18 critical sectors. Forced decoupling is not just expensive—it is structurally self-defeating and risks becoming a blockade on Europe's own prosperity.

The unprecedented surrender was met with skepticism from both ends of the political spectrum

Budapest Pride was a test of whether shared European principles live in the everyday reality of citizens, or have just become hollow phrases

France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands are among the most active in the region

Ayah Bdeir, CEO of Current AI, tells Euractiv why she won't be following the footsteps of Sam Altman

A straightforward ban in an EU country could face numerous legal barriers

Deadline looms as negotiations risk becoming more complex

Europe’s energy transition is not one-size-fits-all; alternatives are emerging in policy blind spots, and liquid gases are rising in market estimation

Concerns grow over uneven implementation, evidence gaps and the impact on SMEs and emerging technologies

Pfizer expects payment, but Poland vows to fight the billion-euro vaccine ruling

European long-range missile project unlikely before the 2030s

Chinese tech giant says no ‘objective and transparent basis’ for clampdown on green energy subsidies

Meta suspected of using deceptive design to steer users away from non-tracking timelines

Relations with the EU have solidified as long-standing ties with Russia are loosened

Tweaking Water Framework Directive to speed up mining projects could lead to wider deregulation, critics fear