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"I am going to change Paris and the lives of Parisians," she said

Other officials in Poland face charges over the use of the Pegasus system

Prosecutors said the "genuine labour exploitation" went on for years at Deliveroo Italy

"The impact of the US tariffs for our countries of operation has been limited", says chief economist Beata Javorcik

In Thursday’s edition: Euronews, Chinese coffee, abortion

European policymakers must recognise cloud infrastructure as a strategic sector on par with energy and public utilities, says former Gaia-X CEO

At first glance, the European Commission’s Biotech Act proposal may appear as another sectoral initiative aimed at boosting innovation. On closer reading, however, it signals something far more interesting: a shift in how EU health policy is justified, prioritised, and politically framed.

Reducing 'sincere cooperation' to a throwaway phrase without practical consequences weakens both the Union’s cohesion and its credibility

Free emission permits phase out schedule now in doubt

Europe has faced a wave of repeated drone incursions since last September

EU-funded broadcaster criticised for failing to cover case rights groups call politically motivated amid widening media crackdown in Baku

Delcy Rodríguez was sanctioned by the EU, which found her responsible for undermining democracy and the rule of law in Venezuela

The meeting will bring together Ukraine's lead negotiator Rustem Umerov and Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner

Athens is planning healthcare reforms, including a new HTA directorate and stricter controls on high-cost prescribing, this follows a new draft bill introducing an 'Innovation Fund'

Coalition urges Brussels to keep strict antitrust enforcement

Europe shouldn’t be too quick to laugh at the lunacy on the other side of the Atlantic. As Mrs Gump famously taught her son: Stupid is as stupid does

Most products now face lower tariffs than last summer’s 15% baseline

The German drone start-ups Helsing and Stark Defence will be the first to benefit

France criticised the Commission for sending someone to Washington for the meeting last week

The Commission also confirmed it's looking to beef up its enforcement powers via the consumer protection revamp expected in December 2026