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UK boosts GCAP investment with £708 million combat air contract
The money is meant to support the development of critical sovereign combat air technologies
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EU watchdog lowers safety level for widespread PFAS
EFSA cuts safe exposure level for the metabolite TFA in food by 3.5 times
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Faster Approvals Won’t Fix Europe’s Access Problem [Promoted Content]
A new Act for an old problem In December 2025, the European Commission (EC) proposed the Biotech Act, a legislative proposal intended to make Europe a more competitive place to research, develop, and manufacture biotechnology, with a particular focus on health.1 Its most consequential element for patients is a revision to the EU Clinical Trials […]
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Hegseth estimates US cost of Iran war at $37.5 billion
Hegseth had requested some $67 billion in supplemental funding for the Pentagon
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French environment minister quits over lifting of pesticide ban
Parliament approves use of acetamiprid and flupyradifurone under pressure from farming lobby
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FIREPOWER: Canada joins GCAP as observer
In today's edition: military mobility, IRIS², UK defence secretary
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Spain’s AI tax plans raise transparency and taxpayer rights concerns
Spain’s proposed ‘AI secrecy law’ is putting transparency, taxpayer rights and algorithmic accountability at the centre of Europe’s tax debate
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Circular Economy Act: EU eyes e-waste to secure critical raw materials
Better e-waste collection, stronger recycling markets and a coherent regulatory framework will be essential if Europe is to strengthen its supply of critical raw materials
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VOLTAGE: Brussels serves up Methane Regulation fudge
In today's edition: electrification goal, gas stockpiling, unsold clothes
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Europe’s AI enforcers pick up their tools at critical time
The AI Act’s strong enforcement powers are set to kick in on 2 August
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THE HACK: The AI Act’s coming-of-age
In today's edition: McGrath US trip, Digital Markets Act, EU Inc
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FIRST AID: A short week, biotech rolls on
In today's edition: Italy's fentanyl crisis, blood bags, Biotech Act
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Greek cancer care fails women beyond treatment, study finds
A new study by the Institute of Health Economics finds that Greece's healthcare system treats cancer as a clinical episode rather than a life event, leaving women unsupported
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HARVEST: From bogeyman to ally?
In today's edition: ETS, pesticides, state aid
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Settlements showdown
Also, in Wednesday’s edition: Russia sanctions, De Croo, Schuman roundabout
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Rome hospital fentanyl theft pushes Italy to tighten opioid security
Fentanyl-related deaths across 15 reporting EU countries nearly doubled, according to recent report
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The project to move tanks across Europe in a few clicks
The Secure Digital Military Mobility System involves 10 EU countries and Norway
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French social media ban for under-15s clears final vote
The national age limit will apply from 1 September for new users and 1 January 2027 for existing accounts
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INTERVIEW: Cutting EU aid would be ‘the biggest mistake’
Slashing foreign assistance will leave Europe paying price of ‘one crisis after another’, says Alexander De Croo
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Zelenskyy sacks army chief Syrskyi after days of protests
The Ukrainian president named Joint Forces Commander Mykhailo Drapatyi to succeed him
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