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Green MEP Anna Strolenberg says the vote marks the start of real change in how EU farmers protect their crops

334 MEPs voted to take the Commission to the Court of Justice after the right-wing bloc forced a vote

High prices scarred South-Eastern Europe last year

Austria, Spain, and others warn health risks being pushed aside by the EU’s competitiveness focus

Ambassador Vassilenko's remarks at a recent event at the Press Club in Brussels.

On Tuesday, Parliament supported the nomination of Daniel Caspary from Germany for the European Court of Auditors (ECA).
Committee on Budgetary Control

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On Tuesday, Parliament supported the nomination of Daniel Caspary from Germany for the European Court of Auditors (ECA).
Committee on Budgetary Control

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Peramato is regarded as one of Spain’s top experts on protecting the rights of women, minors and vulnerable groups

The new rules seek to decrease the number of unsafe toys sold in the EU and to protect children from toy-related risks.
Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

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The new rules seek to decrease the number of unsafe toys sold in the EU and to protect children from toy-related risks.
Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Patriots spots an opportunity to break the firewall once and for all

National and regional partnership plans, European Competitiveness Fund, Global Europe

A letter from MEPs to the parliament's president, obtained by Euractiv, name-checks European alternatives to buying Microsoft products

Greece is blocking greater Turkish participation in the EU's €150 billion SAFE defence loans, arguing that Europe cannot rely on a third country which threatens an EU member state

Obama allegedly pledged that Washington would “intervene behind the scenes if required” to prevent a political ejection of Greece from the single currency

Across Europe, governments are facing a new reality. Disasters are becoming more frequent, more severe, and more costly. The question is no longer whether the next emergency will come, but how prepared will we be when it does.

In today's edition: Digital Fitness Check, Omnibus competences, Cloud and AI development

Protections for users of the tool will only apply under the EU's AI Act from August 2026

Refusing to recognise would infringe on gay couples' "freedom and the right to respect for private and family life," the Court said

In today's edition: interconnection. capacity markets, bidding zones, UK nuclear reset