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Pharmacy union welcomes agreement as a 'major step forward' for community pharmacy, with the first increase in dispensing fees in 17 years

The EU is again pushing for the world to adopt the carbon pricing scheme that let the bloc decouple emissions from growth

Under the deal, 24 PFAS – dubbed ‘forever chemicals’ – are now included in the new list of priority substances

The Commission's review of the EU's Digital Services Act must be submitted to the Parliament and Council by 17 November

Despite years of brainstorming, MEPs' attendance is thin, and commissioners are still glued to their scripts

As Next Bite 2025 approaches, we turn to partnerships – the catalyst of the agrifood transition. Innovation alone cannot transform food systems; collaboration is essential to deliver scalable, lasting solutions for the future of food.

'The CAP has disappeared in this proposal,' the agricultural policy veteran said

Clean Arctic Alliance warns black carbon emissions could accelerate ice melt

Such a proposal would be adopted as a trade measure, which does not need unanimity

The revised wording of the latest compromise amendments on the Digital Decade reflect EU countries’ concerns about protectionism

The Czech generic industry and the trade ministry remain untroubled by US tariffs, but innovative drug companies are anxious

EU President Ursula von der Leyen's remarks come one year after Australia became the first country to ban social media for under 16s

The meeting comes ahead of the Commission’s October decision on migration burdens and contributions

The EU standards-writing process is under scrutiny for being late to deliver high-profile AI standards

Trump had on Tuesday dismissed Russia's military prowess and mocked its inability to beat Ukraine in a matter of days

Think tank Bruegel warns green procurement push could trigger regulatory, fiscal and geopolitical risks

A new report by EU DSO Entity explains the connection between grid investments, energy prices and electricity bills, and shows why investing in electricity grids is a no-regret option and vital to ensure a thriving economy.

“Berlin has yet to submit a formal plan or proposal,” a source tells Euractiv

After months of wrangling, capitals seek more leeway to reject or replace another country’s return orders

In Germany and Austria, winegrowers can no longer use basic substances such as sodium bicarbonate because it is sold as a “low-risk” plant protection product. They are forced to buy the commercial version but at a higher price