Euractiv.com

MEPs from the Legal affairs committee have backed legal action against the Commission for withdrawing the Standard-Essential Patents (SEPs) proposal

The EU’s last-mile talks on a 2040 climate target face fresh pressure as support for the 90% deal falters

Kyiv is looking to export naval drones and artillery systems in order to finance the production of “items for which we don't have the money,” said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Without a swift uptake of electrification, the EU risks missing key opportunities in terms of strengthening its strategic independence. Upcoming legislation must provide technology neutral, ambitious pathways to electrification to make the most of all net-zero technologies without penalising European industries.

This year marks the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, and the 80th anniversary of Taiwan’s restoration. On October 25, 1945, the Chinese government announced that it was resuming the exercise of sovereignty over Taiwan, and the ceremony to accept Japan’s surrender in the Taiwan Province […]

In today's edition: Single tech agency, EU-wide digital procurement portal, and tactical standards-setting

In today's edition: Biopesticides, Mercosur, UTPs.

Plus France's latest Jean Monnet moment, and Kubilius' trip to NATO

In today's edition: COP11, Pfizer's lawsuit, Várhelyi on tour

In today’s edition: Manfred Weber under fire over a tailor-made Parliament post, climate ministers eye a watered-down 2040 target before COP30, and EPSO’s recruitment chaos leaves tens of thousands in limbo

Achieving EU climate neutrality by 2050 requires new technologies, such as Carbon Dioxide Removals. Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) in particular offers a mature, scalable solution. Retrofitting existing biomass plants could meet 2040 targets, provided stable regulation, investment certainty, and coordinated CO₂ infrastructure are ensured.

Think tanks are calling for a new body to oversee EU tech laws, but proponents must do battle with political reality

Alcohol lobbies have 'unfettered' access to governments, says Ireland’s Sheila Gilheany

Opposition parties accuse ministers of losing control after a surge in students and families from Asia exposes cracks in Denmark's tough immigration policy

Without sovereign infrastructure, even the continent’s most talented researchers are left competing on borrowed machines, governed by foreign jurisdictions and exposed to export restrictions

The EU is on the cusp of agreeing its most messy climate target yet

Le Plan, France's long-term planning unit first led by EU founding father Jean Monnet, is thinking about defence long-term

Repeated technical problems have plagued the agency for years

Jürgen Guldner, BMW’s hydrogen technology programme manager, tells Euractiv why he believes Europe shouldn’t give up on the technology just yet

The European Commission's flagship plan to develop large gigafactories for computing will cost billions