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MEPs seek to label farmers in protected areas as ‘green’, angering Commission

The five-year plan comes as conservatives gain ground in the EU capital and across Europe

It now falls to energy ministers to settle the matter at a summit later this month

EU consumer protection rules will likely soon extend to in-game virtual currencies for buying digital goods

EPP split continues ahead of talks on 2040 emissions target

Macron, who was first elected in 2017, has repeatedly said he would serve until the end of his second term

EPP, Socialists and Renew leaders huddled behind closed doors this morning to find a compromise on the sustainability and due diligence laws

Lawmakers back stricter labelling for meat alternatives

EU poultry producers warn mechanism is 'illusory and non-functional'

Dr. Stefanie Hubig's statement opposing the message-scanning proposal on Wednesday suggests the Danes' compromise is unlikely to pass a vote in Council

Ireland’s ‘Budget 2025’ health allocation is the largest single departmental budget in the state’s history

Four EU diplomats told Euractiv that the Parliament's pushback over the national plans is creating uncertainty about the way forward

Without decisive policy action, Europe’s chemical industry risks losing its global edge as bio-based innovation and manufacturing shift abroad. An industrialised EU Bioeconomy Strategy is key to scale up bio-based solutions in Europe, ensuring sustainability, resilience, and competitiveness.

Lecornu is expected to brief President Emmanuel Macron this evening on "the solutions currently on the table"

Today's officially unveiled Apply AI strategy urges whole branches of industries to lean into using artificial intelligence, but finer execution detail is lacking

Taken in isolation, the EU's protectionist turn might be welcomed by its industry. But it will further splinter the global economy, with unenviable knock-on effects that will be difficult to guard against

Iran's deputy foreign minister summoned the heads of mission from EU states to criticise a joint communiqué issued by the bloc and the Gulf Cooperation Council

The appeal “risks sending a harmful message of lack of transparency,” a left-wing MEP said

In today's edition: Apply AI is go, Finland's risky subsea cables, Danes kids social media ban

In today's edition: Parliament, fertilisers, CAP budget