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On 7 November in Brussels, European postal operators and EU institutions met to explore how innovation in AI, green mobility, circular logistics and digital customer platforms is shaping the postal industry’s response to the European Union’s policy priorities. The discussions highlighted how postal networks can accelerate the Green Deal, the Digital Europe agenda and social cohesion efforts, strengthening structured cooperation with the European Commission.

Microchipping is already mandatory for dogs in most EU countries, but rarely for cats

More time is needed to figure out financing for the latest space programme to be managed by the EU

An internal council document reveals a bitter fight between richer and poorer countries over the industrial fund's design

MEPs miss the chance to rebuke the Commission's fast-tracked Morocco trade measure

This marks Sarkozy’s second final criminal conviction

However Lebanon is still unable to define the entirety of its EEZ with Cyprus in the absence of a deal with Syria

The EU executive faces a raft of lawsuits as oil and gas companies argue the 2030 storage deadline is impossible to meet

An EU spokesperson stressed that the Commission always has "a robust evidence base"

Moscow also accused Europe of “meddling” with the peace process

Brussels is examining whether the fast-fashion platform poses a wider 'systemic risk' under the EU’s Digital Services Act

The changes come as Brussels enters a period of heightened political tension over efforts to finalise the EU-Mercosur trade deal, which many see as a potential driver of Amazon deforestation

Facing a resurgent Russia, France unveils plans to recruit more young people into the military

National experts will examine a 195-page compromise text on Friday ahead of a planned political green light in mid-December

"I cannot see any scenario in which the European taxpayers alone will pay the bill," von der Leyen said

Negotiations with MEPs on the proposal to combat the spread of online child sexual abuse material can start after countries ditch controversial mandatory detection orders

Europe has relearned a hard truth - deterrence is expensive. War on its eastern flank and instability to the south have forced governments to promise more kit, stockpiles and industrial capacity. But pledges do not build factories. They need financing that turns commitments into production, fast.

In today's edition: Digital decade, EU boosts DSA enforcement, Poland probes Apple ATT

In today's edition: Tobacco, health workforce, toy-safety rules.

Plus the Omnibus, the ESA Summit, and RESourceEU