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Refusing to recognise would infringe on gay couples' "freedom and the right to respect for private and family life," the Court said

In today's edition: interconnection. capacity markets, bidding zones, UK nuclear reset

Serbia, heavily reliant on cheap Russian gas, remains among the few European countries not to impose sanctions on Moscow over the war in Ukraine

In today's edition: EU-US trade talks, Meta and mental health, preparedness

Plus military mobility hotspots, NATO's cloud, and frozen assets

In today's edition: Biocontrol, food chain, bioeconomy

Patriots for Europe dangle support for a third Metsola term, Europe holds its nerve on Ukraine as a new US peace draft buys time, and Howard Lutnick offers steel tariff relief in exchange for Brussels rolling back its digital rulebook

‘Only the companies truly know, and they exploit this to pit countries against each other’, French MP Hendrik Davi writes

Vincent Bolloré’s is helping the far right establish a powerful foothold in a sector traditionally defined by political moderation

Oslo, and Norwegian voters, are growing impatient with backing up Europe's energy transition

The need to improve intelligence capacity is undeniable. But von der Leyen’s chosen method reflects a familiar instinct: using crisis logic to expand the Commission’s authority

Europe can still compete in Central Asia’s minerals race – but only if it backs ESG promises with swift, strategic action

"We need to remove all the obstacles that stop us from embracing this transformation," she told a Bratislava conference

Belgium says its position on the so-called reparations loan has not changed

A MedTech Europe spokesperson said they called on ‘both sides to prioritise elimination of tariffs on medical technologies and their essential inputs to protect patients’

“The centrality of the European Union in securing peace for Ukraine must be fully reflected,” Ursula von der Leyen insisted. Alas, wishing it won’t make it so

United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said it would be “really hard” for Washington to lower duties first

Belgium sits on world-class science, but continues to lose the value it creates; it must change that trajectory, says new report

Competition must be preserved 'as a matter of urgency,' the experts told Berlin’s government