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In today's edition: EU Court of Auditors, wolves, PFAS

In today's edition: Apple DMA, frontier AI, Chinese restrictions

Also, in Wednesday’s edition: NATO, EU wide taxes, Luc Frieden

In today's edition: sugar tax, fertilisers, Peking duck

While Ireland was the first EU country to propose such a ban, Spain already implemented a package of import restrictions last October

More than one in five Czech adolescents is overweight or obese, prompting the government to consider whether new medicines should be made available

The Danish medicines procurement agency claims Amgen owes compensation for higher pharmacy costs; the company disputes liability

Former lawmaker Stelios Kouloglou has been pointing to possible Greek involvement

Pedro Sánchez insists Spain can meet NATO capability targets below 5% GDP

She has repeatedly defied political expectations and judges alike

'We believe in European values. But we are not endorsing our prime minister and our government'

Environment minister says government is taking the issue seriously, promises polluters will pay

Frieden says countries like Italy and Greece could tap the lender under looser rules than SAFE

Debate in European Parliament set to gauge political appetite for a new windfall tax

Coreper discusses new taxes and revenue streams to fund the 2028-2034 spending plan

In today's edition: nicotine pouches, condoms, heat action plans

Far-right leader claims innocence and seeks appeal in high stakes legal battle

The alliance will create a marketplace for NATO-tested drone technology

Europeans and Canadian allies are expected to spend $634 billion (€555 billion) on defence in 2026

Some €43 billion in Covid recovery funds went on often superficial home renovations