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In today's edition: AI omnibus debate, CSAM trilogues, ETSI's cyber warning

In today's edition: Tobacco taxes, wastewater, cosmetics

In today's edition: signs of LIFE, energy crisis measures, grids package

EDA, e-fuels, EDF projects

In today's edition: Competition, biostimulants, aid for fishers

White House Press Secretary said further talks "would very likely" be in the Pakistani capital

Also, in Thursday’s edition: Reza Pahlavi, Tisza lawmakers ban, Olivér Várhelyi, Hezbollah funding, mutual defence clause

"Standardisation should remain open and impartial," says ETSI in position paper

The current design of the EU ETS makes it unable to face the upcoming challenges of ensuring energy security, price affordability, and Europe’s competitiveness. Cosmetic changes will not work anymore; it needs major changes.

EU protests about the lack of democracy or human rights violations in China are perceived by a large part of the population as an affront

The cash is still coming in to finance the Iranian-backed militia's operations

Péter Magyar’s victory threatens political asylum status for two Polish nationalist politicians

The newly elected Hungarian leader is seeking to build ties with Brussels

Commissioner cites health and fairness to justify higher tobacco taxes.

European Commission hoped to ‘exploit’ latest energy crisis to bolster its case for centralised electricity network planning

The Iranian opposition leader preferred to go to Rome instead

Sweden's pharma and cosmetics sectors favour pausing the law, but other Swedish players are critical, saying EU lawmakers' credibility is at stake

Conservationists give cautious welcome after lawmakers back ring-fenced support for the nature protection grant scheme

A government-to-government platform to match national projects and capability needs will become a permanent fixture in 2026

“Putin will not wait for us to finish the last trilogue to test us,” Kubilius told MEPs