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Czech patient advocate warn that ongoing EU negotiations risk rolling back decades of progress in patient involvement

The US ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker had already floated the idea of Germany taking over the alliance's supreme commander role

With the wolves clawing at Europe’s door, there is an imperative to act together on defence and security. But the Commission is taking baby steps into uncharted territory

Crucial to making the EU's plans to diversify supply chains work is securing buy-in from EU countries and allies alike

Several industry representatives told Euractiv that they hoped the Commission would heed their calls to reopen the file

Sweeteners for local communities and one-month grid connection deadline for small solar arrays feature in leaked proposal

From multisensory installations to cultural partnerships, Europe is discovering that emotion may be the missing link in reconnecting citizens with the ocean

Delaying Europe’s road transport transition would sharply raise costs and undermine the continent’s climate ambitions

The Leading safety firm has called for dedicated health funds within the EU’s next budget to prepare for emergencies

Île Longue is one of the most sensitive military sites in Europe

In today's edition: deregulation, petrol car ban, green finance

A Green lawmaker called Vance's post on X "coordinated geopolitical pressure" on the EU

Lithuania has called for harsher sanctions on Belarus

German parliamentarians backed a new scheme for military service on Friday as the country seeks to bolster its long ill-equipped and understaffed armed forces following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The reform stops short of introducing conscription but will include mandatory screening of all 18-year-old men and measures such as higher pay aimed at making service […]

In this interview, international lawyer Robert Amsterdam shares his perspective on what he describes as a “rule of law crisis” within Spain’s tax system. He argues that current practices undermine judicial independence, violate EU legal standards, and have far-reaching consequences for citizens, businesses, and the credibility of the Union’s legal order. The discussion covers: • […]

Crosetto noted that Italy, the UK, and Japan are working on the conditions under which new countries could join GCAP

If a European country becomes ‘majority non-European’, the strategy says Washington would reconsider its alliance.

Czechia, Finland, Luxembourg, and Greece spoke up against a French push for European rules to deliver a "truly sovereign cloud"

During Friday's telecoms council meeting, Germany was among several countries pushing for the Commission digital omnibus proposal to go further

The Nature Restoration Regulation and waste water rules appear to have been spared for now