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The Commission said the deal is the “most ambitious trade opening that India has ever granted to a trade partner"

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When Mark Carney spoke in Davos last week about a “rupture in the world order”, he was reflecting on geopolitics in flux. But the phrase resonates closer to home too. In Brussels, a system long defined by process, technical expertise and carefully balanced political alliances is undergoing a quieter, but no less consequential, shift.

To avoid dissolving into competing national stories once American hegemony fades, Europe must embrace an image of itself smaller than universalism and larger than nationalism: Europe as a unique political and historical community

EU shipping powers split bloc as they side with Washington and Beijing

In exchange for propelling the PP to power, Vox will "seek powerful ministerial portfolios"

Brussels thinks the Nordic country has clues for dealing with the next pandemic

Doctors’ associations see the Biotech Act as a positive step, but they warn it must ensure ethical standards for clinical trials

US administration’s MFN pricing push could leave Dutch patients waiting longer for new treatments, industry warns

A European Citizens’ Initiative calling for EU action on abortion access will test the Commission's political radar

'There are some elements which are going in the right direction, but also a lot of uncertainty,' said trade committee chair Bernd Lange

The demise of ‘energy efficiency first’ marks the end of an era. We may not have a catchy new refrain but Europe is going all-electric, which will bring efficiency gains we once could only dream of

Only Czechia, France and Hungary must still receive approval

The ongoing debate over whether EU funds should only go toward purchasing European defence products took centre stage during the NATO chief's visit to the European Parliament

Várhelyi says task force will boost staffing, funding and digital controls

Europe's clean-energy depends on made-in-China solar panels

Cyprus wants to go back to fixed deadlines instead of the flexible model pitched by the Commission

The EU wants to deepen defence ties with New Delhi despite its longstanding relationship with Russia