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In today's edition: nuclear deterrence, Ireland's presidency, EDPCIs

In today's edition: Denmark fossil gas exit, wildfire defence, PPWR

In today's edition: MEPs search for sovereignty, digital omnibus, S&D spits at snooping

In today's edition: aggressive marketing, budget and pharma

In today's edition: CAP, Irish presidency, fertilisers

Under EU rules, the public deficit must not be above 3% of GDP

One officer can be heard asking Nowak: "You've been stabbed, whereabouts?"

Also, in Wednesday’s edition: Berlaymont Dark Lord, Huawei-gate, tech, Hungary-Ukraine

Simplification, innovation and access are at risk. A proportionate and targeted reform is essential to safeguard investment incentives and ensure farmers retain access to effective and innovative crop protection solutions.

"An entire generation will become addicted to nicotine", a WHO adviser warns

Questions remain over how it would complement the US nuclear umbrella

Bernd Lange says leaders must, however, deal with numerous trade problems stemming from China

Dinners, roundtables and conferences have long been a feature of lobbying culture. What is changing is who organises them

Poland aims to accelerate drug decisions, pre-application delays currently average 714 days

European Commission wants ‘deployment of AI solutions across the entire energy value chain’

Lawmakers urge Parliament to enforce transparency rules and resist industry narratives

Protesters have 'no chance' of stopping the multi-billion investment, says Edi Rama

Massimiliano Salini won't seek a centrist deal at any cost

Political anger has flared since footage emerged last month showing detained activists being mistreated

Industry commissioner suggests it could take years for MEPs and governments to agree