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The European Central Bank chief also expressed "concern" about the impact of France's political turmoil on the eurozone economy

In today's edition: gun-toting Belarusian troops glaring at EU leaders on the Polish border, Ukraine aid talks deadlocked in Copenhagen, a fresh row between France and Italy, the EU-US trade deal shaken by a court ruling, and France’s Bayrou fighting for political survival

Regenerative agriculture is essential for resilient food supply chains. innocent drinks’ Farmer Innovation Fund shows how businesses can offer targeted support that drives real change, but long-term impact depends on cross-sector collaboration, investment, and policy engagement.

Offshore wind needs space at sea. The German government offered crab fishers €20 million to scrap their ships amid protests from local politicians

Brussels' liaison to the EU played down the impact of violent crime on EU institution staff

Facing escalating drone incursions and hybrid threats, five EU border states are demanding fresh Commission funding to boost aerial defences and protect civilians

Comprehensive global standards for palm oil management and trade are being developed through BRICS, CPOPC and FAO, but will they sync with the EU’s Deforestation Regulation?

But there is just a “tiny window of opportunity”

Commission president says the EU executive will continue to play a central role in helping countries finance military spending

The Slovak leader is to travel to Beijing for Wednesday's parade marking the end of the Asian theatre of World War II

The US is losing patience with the EU on digital policy and its Ukraine long game; Ireland’s pharma negotiations could be hostage to a wider standoff

The EU has frozen approximately €210 billion in Russian central bank assets since Moscow invaded Ukraine in 2022

"These are now exposed to new forms of tension and aggression," he said, touring a French Navy vessel docked in the city harbour

Russia launched "massive" strikes across Ukraine overnight, rescue services said on Saturday

Madrid presented a document calling for the abandonment of the 'business as usual', but most EU member states are reluctant to approve concrete measures

The American president reacted, saying that he would fight back "with the help of the United States Supreme Court"

The US State Department accused the Palestinians of "lawfare" by turning to the International Criminal Court and International Court of Justice to take up grievances with Israel

European values may be admirable but what matters is how they’re implemented. Principle without pragmatism paralyses. In trying to shield society from harm, Europe too often ends up shielding itself from progress.

The Commission president's remarks jar with comments from her own top officials

A change in mandate requires unanimous support from all EU states