The Commission's 2030 consumer agenda confirms that the Digital Fairness Act will seek to boost online protections for "vulnerable" minors
Once a staunch supporter, France now appears to be stepping back from its traditional role in global development aid
PAN Europe says ruling should curb industry attempts to prolong approvals
Electrification is emerging as a key theme under the EU’s Clean Industrial Deal. If incentivised correctly, it can support Europe’s competitiveness, autonomy and resilience. However, electrification in Europe has been stalling in recent years, stuck at 23% of total energy for the past decade. At a time when electricity demand should be increasing, it instead […]
NGOs warn EU needs ‘unity and determination’ amid COP11 divisions
Brussels told Budapest that the ban would breach EU law and disrupt the single market
The digital simplification package is being framed as a playbook for growing European AI, as commissioners aim to steer out of political pushback over privacy rule cuts
MEPs view the move as a top-down intervention by Metsola, a leading EPP figure whose group largely backs the deal
China had already been Germany's top trading partner from 2016 to 2023
MEPs say Teresa Anjinho's appointment of a new secretary general smells of favouritism
“We need to transform defence and learn from Ukrainians how to transform," said Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius
Economic Affairs Minister said the move follows the resumption of chip supplies to the EU and 'constructive meetings' with China
The UN Security Council has endorsed US President Trump's Gaza peace plan with a resolution that provides for the deployment of an international force to stabilise the ceasefire and evokes a 'pathway to Palestinian self-determination and statehood'. Commentators examine whether the resolution could bring peace to the region.
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