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In today's edition: climate change, energy-leaking, power shuffle

Commission finds weak safeguards allow children to bypass age restrictions

Quelle : © Europäische Union, 2026 - EP

Quelle : © Europäische Union, 2026 - EP

Wednesday 29 April

Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Wednesday 29 April

Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Coco, rebaptisée Cocoland, est de nouveau dans le viseur des autorités, qui enquêtent sur la réapparition de cette plateforme fermée par la justice en 2024. Elle est soupçonnée d’avoir servi de vecteur à des agressions sexuelles – notamment dans l’affaire Pelicot – ainsi qu’à des guet-apens homophobes.

Le 1er-Mai a occupé cette année le devant de la scène bien en amont de la fête du Travail, pour cause de débats sur un possible élargissement des possibilités de faire travailler des salariés ce jour-là. Rappel des règles en vigueur et ce qui pourrait changer.

The total volume of electricity traded between the EU and the Western Balkans "contracted by roughly 25%," a new report found

Germany’s Social Democrats sent a letter to their European lawmakers titled: “VERY URGENT! Trilogue on AI digital omnibus”

Also, in Wednesday’s edition: DG reshuffle, Stéphane Séjourné, Mark Carney, Ukraine

Lack of deal increases danger of AI simplification missing key August deadline

The continent broke new records in 2025 shows the latest State of European Climate report

The German government will argue for "open sovereignty for economic competitiveness"

While Orbán’s departure changes the politics, it does not change the way the EU machinery works

“There’s a genuine desire to resolve the issue,” the EU industry chief, Séjourné said

Will a new Labour leader in urgent need of a growth strategy and a new narrative attempt to rejoin the EU? The debate is unavoidable

Dual-use investment, grids and housing are key to resilience without undermining competitiveness

Czechia has welcomed the EU’s push to strengthen European biotechnology, though it is seeking key adjustments

In one striking case, a specific medicine was purchased by one state hospital for €23,300, while another paid more than €75,000