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Commissioner warns nicotine in new products poses severe health risks

The chancellor’s remarks come as Germany pushes to make its state more efficient

The European Union’s ambitious climate goals demand a fundamental transition of its industrial base.

Europe is the only “place where we don’t protect our domestic players,” the French president said

Despite Europe’s rightward drift, Costa insisted social democracy “remains relevant"

Inflation rose above the European Central Bank's 2% target

In this Policy Triangle, supported by Humane World for Animals, we explore how Europe can modernise its chemical testing framework as part of the upcoming revision of REACH.

Air Algérie augmente significativement son offre intérieure. Dès le 26 octobre 2025, la compagnie ajoutera 84 vols hebdomadaires à son réseau national. L’annonce fait suite […]

L’article Air Algérie booste ses liaisons intérieures : 84 vols et 11 500 sièges en plus chaque semaine est apparu en premier sur .

Moscow and Kyiv have repeatedly accused each other of risking a potentially devastating nuclear disaster by attacking the site

The organisers of the beer festival said that a "bomb threat" had been received

In today's edition: Ribera defends AI Act, Commission autumn plans

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The General Court annuls a decision of ACER concerning the management of electricity markets

In today's edition: TrumpRx, CMA timeline, 232 for Medtech

In today's edition: Seeds rules, origin labelling, animal welfare

Ireland's Data Protection Commission stands accused of dropping the ball on enforcing the GDPR on adtech giants that fuel the trade in people's data

A global green shipping deal has split Europe and drawn in the US and China, as southern states defend LNG and northern countries push for stricter climate standards

More than 75% of content removal decisions taken by social media platforms were overturned via the EU's Digital Services Act, report finds

An institutional spat is heating up as MEPs are under fire for going slow on plans to unshackle big business

Despite a continued reliance on quality journalism, misinformation, AI disruption, and low media literacy threaten trust in news

AI and supercomputing are transforming the energy grid, driven by new power demands and new solutions to manage electricity flows