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Civil Guard associations say the state has failed to provide adequate resources for units combating transnational drug networks

The report hints at measures to prevent below-cost selling

Own resources, European Competitiveness Fund, EU administration, Erasmus

In this interview, Ruud Tombrock, Executive Director of Humane World for Animals Europe, outlines the organisation’s mission to build a world where animals are free from suffering. He introduces HWA’s work by highlighting the scale of intensive farming in Europe and the growing impact of global crises on animal welfare, offering a clear picture of […]

Junts’ decision to “break relations” in October triggered a parliamentary blockade

Denmark’s health minister Sophie Løhde calls it an 'important step' for improving patients' access to medicines

Mogherini, and senior EU official Stefano Sannino are among the arrests

The apparently procedural initiative will grant more power to farm ministers and MEPs to shape the new CAP

Unsustainably low health insurance contributions could trigger hospital closures, workforce shortages and soaring out-of-pocket costs

Belgium is reducing mononational clinical trial approval timelines by 27 days per application

The EPP, S&D and Renew groups have been working since June to draft an alternative report

Policy makers need to ensure that the tax system remains well aligned with societal and economic developments. Megatrends, such as the changing demography, the introduction of circular business models, the uptake of generative AI and declining multilateralism may all have an impact on the tax system and the tax mix. The European Business Tax Forum […]

The figures are likely to reinforce expectations that the ECB will keep interest rates on hold

Next week, the European Commission will unveil its proposal to close widening loopholes in the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) while setting the thresholds for emissions that will determine whether CBAM will work in practice or not. The design of CBAM is currently flawed, limiting its impact in reducing global emissions and leaving EU industry exposed. From […]

Francis Fukuyama discusses the future of Europe in the times of Trump with the ERSTE Stiftung in Vienna, Austria

In today's edition: GPL-1s, workforce and health, heated tobacco

Dawn raids on the EU diplomatic service and the College of Europe deepen fears that corruption has reached the highest levels of the bloc’s foreign-policy machinery

The court found that an online marketplace must verify compliance with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation before ads are published

In today's edition: hydrogen, power cable priorities, particulate matter

Plus SAFE plans, PURL pledges, and German-Polish cooperation