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In today's edition: Siri AI delay, IMCO DNA report, cookie simplification

In today's edition: drugs, HTA, EUCO

In today's edition: fertilisers, public procurement, MFF, Russian fish

Also, in Wednesday’s edition: Euractiv latest, Cristiano Ronaldo’s SIU, enlargement

National authorities should have power to impose binding measures, says IMCO draft opinion report

Trust in the US security guarantee is waning

Europe does not lack civic tech innovation; it lacks connection. A European Civic Tech Hub has the potential to become a shared infrastructure for digital democracy: helping civic tech organisations, public administrations and service providers work towards interoperability, build trust through common standards, and create sustainable participation processes across borders.

Draft proposal would equip EU executive with sweeping powers to reform European network

The company said it is in discussions with armed forces in several European countries

The Biotech Act can help create a new confidence, proving that Europe wants to remain competitive in biotechnology, says Belgian life sciences leader Frédéric Druck

Obtaining the funds was a top campaign pledge for Prime Minister Péter Magyar, a pro-EU conservative, who ousted Viktor Orbán from office in the April elections

A sprawling residential development built without a single permit in a Natura 2000 site has triggered a row over who let it happen

The IPOs should be a wake-up call for European policymakers before the stampede into America becomes a stampede out of Europe

Industry is asking to extend extra patent protections to nearly 30 drugs

EU would swallow us whole, says Iceland's nei campaign

European Commission warns project backed by Trump clan must align with EU nature protection rules

"We've had quite a history of looking at PFAS type materials and now we looked at 10,000 substances."

Hansen also told Euractiv the food sector will be included in revamped public procurement rules 

Commission makes good on threats to use interim measures against tech giant

Euractiv's editor-in-chief bids farewell