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The 2020s, so far, have been a decade of awakening in Europe. A real debate has emerged about the energy strategy and the protection of European values, people, and the future. It is important to accept that we may think differently, but now we must focus on the goals we can agree on, and priorities must be calmly but quickly re-evaluated. We must accept that the path to a sustainable, prosperous and energy-independent Europe is now different from what we imagined a few years ago.

In today's edition: McGrath in China, Cloudfare lawsuit, chip imports, Berlin's 6GHz plan

Plus UK & SAFE, mini-omnibus by mid-week, NATO on drones, and the week ahead

In today's edition: Drug prices, pharma package, Biotech Act

In today's edition: Mercosur, Biotech Act, NGTs

In today’s edition: Brussels narrows its shortlist to replace DG Competition chief Olivier Guersent, EU countries weigh expanding Frontex’s remit to drone defence and infrastructure protection, and France’s climbdown clears the way for a 2040 climate deal ahead of COP30

Led by Andrej Babiš, the new Czech coalition is aligning closer with Hungary and Slovakia, pledging constitutional protection for the crown, state control of energy, and a hardline stance on asylum

Many experts warn that the healthcare system will be overwhelmed if the current system remains in place

Without stronger enforcement, the EU will remain stuck in a familiar cycle: announce, applaud, then watch as targets adapt

Industry claims an EU digital ticketing plan could hand power to online giants, like in the hotel sector

Last week, agriculture ministers already rebuked the Commission’s plan to maintain the enforcement date for most companies this year

Without drones, troops face a 'deadly cocktail of drone attacks', NATO transformation official warns

The final decision on who will run the Commission’s powerful competition directorate will be overshadowed by strained EU–US relations

Left-wing MEPs will table a motion asking the EU Court of Justice to rule on whether the deal complies with EU law

A potential political agreement is primed for Wednesday, two people familiar with the negotiations confirmed

Yannis Natsis says patients may face higher co-payments as public health budgets come under strain

The move comes amid mounting concern over a series of drone incursions into European airspace in recent months

Suspect alleged to have plotted "a jihadist-motivated attack", a spokesman for the prosecutor's office in Berlin said

Theo Francken is to present a €50 million anti-drone plan next week

Violence against journalists is not an accident of war or politics – it is a strategy. And impunity now thrives in digital spaces governed by opaque algorithms and weak accountability