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Commission says the move allows time to discuss commitments in ongoing competition case

In a significant win for Belgian Health Minister Frank Vandenbroucke, medicine policy is emerging as part of Europe’s broader industrial and geopolitical strategy.

The industry's ramp-up is too slow but countries' needs are growing fast, Kallas said

Generics lobby calls rules a “step in the right direction” that will help stabilise supply chains

“The EU is mandated… to maintain operational engagement with the de facto authorities in Afghanistan. This [meeting] does not by any means constitute a recognition”

On 1 January 2025, discussions on the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2028–2034 moved into a more structured preparatory phase within the EU institutions. These talks come at a challenging moment for Europe, marked by geopolitical instability, weaker economic growth, and ongoing concerns about the EU’s competitiveness. The outcome of the negotiations will have […]

Amid rising pressure from an aging population, pension sustainability is the Spanish government’s primary long-term fiscal challenge

Brussels could recommend opening an ‘excessive deficit procedure’ against Berlin on 3 June

Reforming enlargement would tackle a "brain drain" in the Western Balkans, Ferit Hoxha, Albania's Foreign Minister, told Euractiv

Centre-right EPP remains deeply divided over calls to pause the new wastewater rules

The extent of contamination in the ‘Chemical Valley’ near Lyon is causing concerns

Europe needs to scale its space situational awareness capabilities to protect its space assets

No equivalence for trading partners by default, only case-by-case opt-ins, Christophe Grudler says

"This does not by any means constitute a recognition,” said the European Commission

Telco, finance and cybersecurity businesses among first named partners

Publishers hail landmark CJEU ruling, as journalistic content is increasingly scooped up for AI training

This is Victoria Becker bringing you this week’s BUDGET BRIEF on the EU’s next seven-year spending plan. This week, we’ll examine why the EU’s blockbuster pandemic-era debt might become a problem for future generations. We’ll also discuss the film industry’s call to futureproof Europe’s (almost) one-Oscar-a-year output, the Council’s partial agreement on the bloc’s flagship mobility and training […]

Péter Magyar indicated he would lift Hungary's 2024 veto on the EPF

Radu-Dinel Miruță says defence firms seek to exploit SAFE's tight deadlines

The Commission says Brazilian exports could end on 3 September