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Seeing two of the Union's main legislative bodies strive for an agreement that would render the bloc subservient to the US has provided a strange spectacle

Authoritarian regimes are increasingly weaponising financial and cybersecurity rules against dissidents in Europe

Governments warn the rules could threaten supplies of critical medicines

A handful of solar panel producers who survived the great offshoring of the 2000s want to bring it all back home

Britain had initially pressed for a summit in May

Italy and Czechia oppose a greater decision-making role for the European Medicines Agency

Beyond coverage maps, now is the moment for Europe to think about the end-to-end connectivity that citizens and businesses actually need, and build a comprehensive strategy where fibre, mobile, satellite and Wi-Fi are interconnected layers of the same infrastructure.

The lead MEP on the file wants stronger market intervention

'We are not going to speculate on any other potential measures,' says a Commission spokesperson

Supporters cite competitiveness, while critics warn of higher costs

MEPs disagree on whether the US remains a trusted partner and whether deregulation is needed

The EPP defends its approach as pragmatic and health-oriented

The EU’s Fair Labour Mobility Package must put clear emphasis on fairness and put an end to labour abuse arising from free movement. Only by ensuring fairness for workers in the Single Market can free movement strengthen the competitiveness of companies that follow the rules

There are hygiene risks with the current canteen, fears the EU assembly's administration

Belgian prosecutors will be able to pursue their investigation into lobbying activities linked to Chinese telecoms giant Huawei

Parliament approves Washington deal while fresh trade threats emerge

Antonín Staněk will not join ECR, but Nikola Bartůšek is expected to

Including: ‘Nego box’ check, Meloni’s rebate debate, Poland vs ETS own resource and more

The European Commission last July proposed spending around €104 billion on administration in the next budget cycle, including 2,500 additional civil service posts

Under certain conditions, France's laws requiring porn websites to age-check their users fall under online child safety concerns