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In today's edition: ETS2 carbon price, critical minerals, gas flows, net-zero shipping

Privacy rights group noyb, which has filed the complaint in Austria, wants criminal liability or even jail time for the AI company's leadership if they travel to the EU

Can the EU be sustainable and continue to grow? Can Europe remain competitive without being sustainable? For the new president of Eurima, an upcoming EU Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) is a chance to show that competitiveness and decarbonisation work best together.

Red tape is hampering hospital adoption of proven AI diagnostic, David Labajo says

“It is prudent of us to be planning,” said the EU's top General Seán Clancy

EU states clash with Commission over how far tobacco rules should go

“The properties form part of one of the channels for hybrid influence operations,” Defence Minister Antti Häkkänen said

“If the 46 signatories cannot agree on reform, then withdrawal is a reasonable solution,” he said

Vietnam’s message to the world is one of openness, trust, and cooperation - principles that increasingly define its growing partnership with the European Union.

It's no surprise that corruption concentrates in Brussels. But if Belgium's cops aren't cutting it, where's the EU's own crack team to keep its nose clean?

The European Commission and the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) have launched the European Advanced Materials Academy to train 200,000 people by 2029 to future-proof Europe’s workforce. The new Academy will support the preparation of the Advanced Materials Act, which is going to be presented by the European Commission next year. The rough […]

Kazakhstan is turning its renewable potential into a crucial link for Europe’s energy transition

As Brussels readies its Digital Networks Act, experts warn against overreach and call for balance

Ministers warn EU plans risk fragmenting the CAP and pushing green goals out of reach

Chinese officials also sought to ease tensions between Beijing and Berlin on Monday, with a foreign ministry spokesperson stressing their “mutually beneficial” relationship

Concerns focus on the Commission's bid to add a NIS2 supplement into the EU Space Act

The findings come as the Brussels already rushing to spend hundreds of billions before the loan expires in 2026

"The European Commission is taking very chaotic steps and chaotic statements," Czechia's Agriculture Minister said

Swedish police estimated in 2024 that 1,700 under-18s were active members of criminal networks

SAFE’s Annual Conference 2025, on 20 November in Brussels, will mark World Children Day, a good reminder of our journey as an organisation and a motivation to carry our work forward, along our core principles of Health, Environment, and Inclusion.