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Quentin Deranque, 23, died after sustaining a severe brain injury when he was attacked last week on the sidelines of a far-right protest

In Wednesday’s edition, also: US party, Board of Peace, EUCO, Made in Europe

One year since the launch of the EU Vision for Agriculture and Food, the European soft drinks sector asks the EU to turn its good intentions into action by removing outdated rules hindering innovation, making laws simpler and clearer and ensuring evidence-based policies that promote fairness across the entire food supply chain.

The issue comes at a politically sensitive moment for EU–Morocco agricultural trade

Sport Commissioner Glenn Micallef wants FIFA to step up, amid fears over ICE policing the tournament

EU Sport Commissioner Glenn Micallef urges protection of the European sporting model as the NBA explores a new pan-European league

General Vladimir Alexeyev's flouting of state protocol prompts an existential question to Putin's authoritarian rule: Why should anyone care about the rules if the country’s top secret people do not?

“We are no longer the professor," Umicore chief Bart Sap tells Euractiv. "We are the student"

Currently, nine EU countries have some form of conscription

Malta is already among Europe’s worst in access to innovative medicines, MEP Peter Agius warns that the EU's wastewater rules risk driving prices higher

So-called strategic dialogues are being used by industry to question EU law, campaigners warn as they accuse the European Commission of shutting them out

It seems only a matter of time before an EU-wide ban is imposed to safeguard young people across the bloc. This would be a missed opportunity

Planned state intervention would transfer carbon costs from gas-fired power plant operators to consumers

Court of Appeal tells X to hand over public data to two German-based civil society groups which are researching election risks under the EU's Digital Services Act

With just weeks to go before March’s municipal elections, the tragedy comes at a particularly damaging moment for Mélenchon’s far-left party

Deal strengthens efforts to build end-to-end model deployment capacity

The gains are unlikely to force Russia to give up its maximalist demands

Brussels bets on science to strengthen future pandemic preparedness

The EDPS renews its call to add extra safeguards against indiscriminate chat-scanning in planned extension to temporary rules

Malta and Greece won't back the measure unless the US also gets on board