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€180 million call will fund at least three projects, per maximum requested grant size

Remarks follows MAGA-led committee pressing US tech companies to hand over messages from EU officials

Lead legislator for Parliament's civil liberties committee also warns against 'core' changes to the definition of personal data

EU carbon market under pressure as lawmaker warns against dismantling

Including: Digital services tax interview, Arte, Hungarian elections and more

“This is not the world we want to participate in,” Síkela said

ETS and CBAM revenues seen as buffer against fertiliser price shocks

Kyiv is counting on EU support and funding to fix Soviet-era pipeline

The agreement still requires ratification by national parliaments before entering into force

High speed internet access is accelerating but the major EU economy still lags on fibre adoption

The Digital Fairness Act will align with EU simplification drive, says Consumer Commissioner Michael McGrath, amid industry pushback

Under the EU's cap-and-trade scheme, power generation and heavy industry should be net-zero by 2039

Europe’s electricity consumption is projected to rise by 2030 with continued renewables development. The Commission’s Grids Package aims to modify planning (including TEN-E revision), streamline permitting, and provide practical grid connection guidance, with a strong emphasis on digitalisation, flexibility, and storage/hybrid projects—areas critical to unlocking investments and integrating renewables at pace. Together with PGE S.A. we invite you […]

The Commission will now present the digital infrastructure measures – including CAIDA – at the end of May, per a college agenda

In today's edition: AI agents vs EU law, IMCO Space Act opinion, BEUC attacks Meta's 'pay or consent'

Shaping Europe’s trade, competitiveness and sustainable food future 09:30 – 09:45 PLENARY: Europe’s agrifood sector: Balancing competitiveness, sustainability and trust As Europe navigates new trade agreements, including the Mercosur deal, and addresses ongoing challenges in the food supply chain, questions arise over market access, tariffs, and fair competition for European producers. At the same time, […]

Greece, Ammunition, Hormuz

Dati is due to appear in court in September, charged with corruption between 2010 and 2012 when she was a member of the European Parliament

The finance ministry in Berlin swiftly responded that any "hostile takeover" of the systemically important bank would be "unacceptable"

"Drones, electronic warfare and rapid battlefield innovation are now central to national and economic security," Starmer said