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Proposal for expanded EU "space services" agency also suggests doubling budget over seven years

European leaders should channel the calmness of horses to survive multiple crises, Commission chief suggests

MEPs' written question asks the Commission about dependence on Nvidia chips for AI gigafactories project

Including: Green budget, EIB interview, David Miliband on aid, railways and research

Geopolitical shocks can empty shelves of everyday essentials. FMCG makers navigate constant disruption to keep trusted products available, affordable and sustainable across the EU. Policymakers should publish evidence and assess full value-chain impacts before changing supply rules.

Magnus Brunner warns that Middle East conflict 'raises concerns in the area of security'

In today's edition: Diesel, crisis response, OECD director

In today's edition: Week ahead, tariff aftermath, and little bears that are more sweet than healthy

In today's edition: US Congress vs ASML, lawyer’s view of EU Inc, DPO's deepfake porn probe

Pakistan is mediating between Iran and the United States

In today's edition: The policy week ahead

Also, in Tuesday’s edition: Brunner’s letter, Euro visions, army hairstyles, CY bases

The urgency is real. The latest Deloitte monitoring report shows that 83% of Europe’s competitiveness indicators have not improved in the last two years. The chemical closures and investment radar by Cefic, the European chemical industry association, shows a wave of capacity being shut down while investment flows to regions with clearer industrial policy and […]

Commission eyes inference role alongside original AI training hub plans

Europe has been soul-searching for years. Now it has to settle on an answer, and print it

Italy recruits are being told to lay off the hair gel or hairspray

‘We are calling for a reassessment of the relationship and a renegotiation of the status on the terms of 2026,’ said lawmaker Chrisis Pantelides

Agricultural sensitivities on both sides reflected in the deal

The European Investment Bank aims to invest €5 billion on defence and security projects this year