European Union

Pharma groups push for fast-track approvals as part of Europe’s future crisis readiness

EU split over how much climate action should happen at home versus abroad

Findings carry EU-wide relevance as Brussels tightens rules on these insecticides

Most EU countries said the rules should not take effect at the end of December

Talks set to resume next week after earlier clash between the two institutions

The EU-level organisation – led by France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands – will develop open source alternatives in key areas like AI, cloud, and social networks

The French MP tells Euractiv he will seek to overturn the lower court's assessment of the validity of transatlantic data flows

As AI rewrites the rules of journalism, critical literacy has never mattered more

MEPs are unhappy about the EU's executive decision to scrap a reform proposal on Standards Essential Patents

MPs say border realities must be reflected in EU tobacco tax rules

Chinese negotiators are expected for talks in Brussels this week

European energy businesses have expressed concern about the EU’s global competitiveness, asking, ‘Where does the EU’s energy union now stand?’

"We reiterate our call to all parties to continue to respect the ceasefire," a Commission spokesperson said, without mentioning Israel's air strikes this week

The Dutch elect a new parliament today, Wednesday. The snap general election became necessary after the previous government collapsed at the beginning of June. Europe's press focuses on the future role of right-wing populist Geert Wilders.

Just under three weeks after the ceasefire began, the Israeli Air Force has bombed targets in the Gaza Strip, killing more than 90 people according to local reports. Israel's government described the strikes as a response to an attack by Hamas in which a soldier was killed. The terrorist organisation ruling Gaza has denied responsibility for this incident.