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In today's edition: US force shift, drone incursions, Ukrainian arms

As energy prices soar, advocates worry that Europe’s policy for how to deal with it is spread out across too many sectoral departments. More than 40 million Europeans cannot keep their homes adequately warm in winter, and as temperatures soar due to global warming, most cannot keep them cool in the summer. As the EU […]

In today's edition: Industrial Accelerator Act, PFAS, biofuels, wildfires

In today's edition: AI Act, Apple DMA, anonymisation guidelines

In today's edition: Biotech Act, heatwaves, cancer

In today's edition: fertilisers, food prices, animal health

Also, in Thursday’s edition: Grims Reaper, Alemanno vs Rahman, Serbia

As AWS marks 20 years of the cloud, we explore how openness and flexibility give organisations the freedom to choose the right technology for their needs. Open standards allow data to move between cloud providers and on-premises environments, and emerging AI technologies are making it even easier to adapt as needs evolve. Customers continue to […]

"They will be more intense and they will last longer," Samantha Burgess, strategic climate lead at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts

Stronger European capabilities won't undermine NATO role, says admiral Cavo Dragone

Sensors connected to a single platform could reduce the need to deploy costlier systems

The next French president will inherit a genuine fiscal mess, yet there was little evidence of anxiety in the bond market

Athens angry after Ukrainian sea drone carrying explosives was found near Greek island

MEPs vote again on temporary rules allowing chat scanning for child abuse content

Tallinn signed a drone agreement with Ukraine this week

MEP proposes 24 months supplementary protection certificate, and more flexible criteria to keep innovation in Europe

Warsaw says the reforms will improve the efficiency of the reimbursement system without restricting patients' access to treatment

Trump departed Ankara portraying the meeting as both a diplomatic and personal success

Industrial 'accelerator' measures should be extended to shipbuilding and trains, Paris says

No EU-based manufacturers are currently being considered by the WHO