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In today's edition: NGTs, simplification, carbon farming

In today's edition: Space Act parliamentary dates, GDPR simplification, DSA probes closing

The S&D urged Brussels to set up a European Public Health Agency and coordination board to streamline EU health policy

Under the framework of the Spain Digital Week, the first-ever initiative in Brussels that activates policy convenings (both public and private) on the role of the Spanish community in shaping the European Union’s economic and digital policy agenda, Adigital -the Spanish Association for the Digital Economy-, through its Permanent Office in Brussels, organizes this public […]

Plus, keeping societal peace with Romania's defence minister

In today’s edition: Belgium urges EU backing for coordinated deportations to Afghanistan, the US Secretary of War meets NATO chiefs as EU ministers debate aid for Ukraine, and MEPs say Ursula von der Leyen supports a renewed push to end daylight saving time

EU Specialty Food Ingredients urges continued EU support for competitive, innovative, resilient and sustainable food systems, emphasising regulatory efficiency, investment in innovation and collaboration across the agri-food chain to meet climate goals and global challenges.

Fico argues that local elections should “reflect what happens in the parliamentary vote”

Sustaining support to Ukraine will be high on defence ministers' agenda, albeit with an elephant in the room: Europe's thus far limited participation in NATO's PURL initiative

S&D leader says all Europeans should be able to afford a clean, made-in-Europe electric car

‘Europe risks becoming a follower in a field it helped pioneer’, they said in a letter

Overall turnout was low, with only 39.07% of voters casting a ballot

‘We are the most expensive group of patients in all of the Nordic countries,’ says Katri Asikainen, president of Finnish patient group HARSO

After years of America weaponising its control of global chokepoints, Beijing showed it could respond in kind – something it can only do because the West ignored earlier wake-up calls

EU defies Trump on shipping emissions – but experts doubt the deal can sail without US support

"It's no secret that the more national caveats there are ... the harder it is for SACEUR to respond", said US ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker

AI enthusiasts warn that this key piece of the Commission's 'AI in science' plan may be too little, too late, even as universities sound more optimistic

Sweden’s COVID-19 vaccine policy sparks debate over age thresholds and economic trade-offs

According to media reports, the Social Democrats were unimpressed with the compromise struck with their coalition partners

Millions of Europeans still do not know that there is a link between cancer and alcohol, says MEP Romana Jerković