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In today's edition: Digital decade, EU boosts DSA enforcement, Poland probes Apple ATT

In today's edition: Tobacco, health workforce, toy-safety rules.

Plus the Omnibus, the ESA Summit, and RESourceEU

In today's edition: EDUR, Morocco, MRLs

The arrests come as fears of Russian interference across Europe are at a high

In today’s edition: Kaja Kallas doubles down on her push for a €140bn reparations loan despite Belgium’s resistance, an exclusive migration scoop sheds light on a fragile emerging returns compromise, and Spain drifts into a political siesta as corruption trials and coalition fractures freeze policymaking

The construction sector in Europe is undergoing profound transformation. With increasing labour mobility, complex subcontracting chains and heightened pressure to ensure fair competition, there is a growing need for reliable, real-time information on workers and companies operating across borders. Social ID cards – digital or physical tools containing verified information on a worker’s identity, employment […]

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called the measure a tool to "defend the freedom and dignity of every woman"

The remaining point of contention for national capitals is the automatic approval of defence projects if a responsible government agency does not make a decision on planning permission in time

Europe’s long-standing struggle with gender inequality is no longer just a social issue – it’s an economic liability

If Europeans are serious about keeping Ukraine afloat, they must address Belgium’s legitimate concerns without delay

In Madrid, there's a sense that corruption probes have never touched a serving prime minister and his inner circle so closely

The intervention would not affect endangered funds for NGOs

Ministers meet in Bremen to back a €22 billion package as ESA pivots from climate-first to security-led ambitions

European machine manufacturers are facing punitive tariffs of up to 200%, prompting some firms to halt US exports entirely

Kickstarting low-carbon technology must be matched with building out Europe's hydrogen economy

On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, Europe should ask whether its institutions are more effective by detaching themselves from the pain they claim to address?

EEB says the inquiry signals a ‘shrinking civic space’ amid fears the process is politically driven

A panic-driven U-turn exposed deep divisions in the Parliament over the deal

This time Russian drones weren't to blame