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Striking a free trade deal with New Delhi this year would be a 'big challenge,' the veteran commissioner tells Euractiv

Advocates say the goods could prevent 360,000 unintended pregnancies

Ukraine's digital strides aren't inimitable wartime ingenuity; they show what is possible when digital governance moves from principle to execution

The European Commission recently proposed raising taxes on cigarettes as well as novel tobacco products

The Spanish and German leaders touted unity on Ukraine, but their meeting was clouded by splits over defence spending and the war in Gaza.

A 90% climate target for 2040, which had deeply divided EU countries, is not referenced in the "statement of intent"

Council draft would lower the threshold for Commission-led procurement from nine member states to six

The text, seen by Euractiv, condemns both killings as attacks on democratic values and calls for stronger measures to combat political violence and extremism

Hundreds of rallies and a united union front marked France’s biggest mobilisation in years, targeting austerity plans and testing Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu

EU regulator says flawed assumptions downplayed benefits of German-Luxembourg bidding zone split

Entertaining as the Windsor spectacle might have been to those still bitter over Brexit, the sad truth is that there's not a government in Europe that wouldn't follow the British example

Merz’s coalition hopes the extra spending can shake Germany out of a prolonged economic slump and rebuild the neglected military amid rising tensions with Russia

X has been under investigation by the Commission, under the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA), since December 2023

European NATO allies have already pledged over $2 billion in US weapons for Kyiv

Record drug shortages have left EU auditors questioning Brussels’ oversight, while the Commission points to new pharma laws as the fix

Anyone lobbying or conducting political influence work on behalf of a third country will be required to register with French lobbyists watchdog

Smer-SD has been suspended from the PES since 2023

The current Icelandic government believes however that Iceland’s future lies in renewables rather than fossil fuels

But environmental groups warn cormorants are being scapegoated for Europe’s declining fish stocks

Maroš Šefčovič wants to team up with Washington to stem flood of foreign steel imports as soon as next month