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In today's edition: Latvia, NATO innovation, Canada

In today's edition: electrification, competitiveness, data centres

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In today's edition: Biotech Act, EPSCO, medtech

In today's edition: food prices, drones and pesticides, bees

"Our objective is not to break with China but to have a real rebalancing," said the bloc's industry chief

Also, in Thursday’s edition: EU Diplomatic Academy, Ben-Gvir, Latvian president

Europe’s healthcare resilience depends less on buying European and more on buying better. Price-only procurement undermines innovation, outcomes and competitiveness. Revising EU procurement rules to prioritise quality and value would strengthen supply security, patient care and Europe’s medical technology industry.

These solutions will then feed into a new innovation solution catalogue

Rinkēvičs also called for a larger defence share in the next MFF

The biggest European alternative to X is planning a comeback amid an EU tech sovereignty push

Officials insist the aim is not direct price regulation but greater transparency and stronger enforcement against unfair practices

If the Iran war is threatening financial pain for America, it is far worse for other advanced economies – particularly those in Europe

Anti-fossil fuel groups say new facilities should run only on renewables

Ageing apartment blocks and fragmented ownership are complicating efforts to tackle energy poverty in Greek municipality Piraeus

"We are contending with the most serious security situation since the Second World War," Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store said

Mounting financial pressure and regulatory uncertainty are delaying the arrival of new therapies for Bulgarian patients

EU Health Commissioner Várhelyi described the state-of-the-art cancer centre as a potential model for Europe

Conflicting signals from the Trump administration fuel allied concern

Ukraine finally has some clarity on its long-held wish to join the EU