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But capitals Digital Omnibus mandate finds a way to shrink consent asks

Smaller businesses and NGOs struggled to have their voices heard by European Commission

He also seeks to extend EU telecom rules to US Big Tech

Cross-party European Parliament group demands progress on abolishing 'daylight saving' switch after years of deadlock 

Also, in tonight's edition: Police raid offices in EU Parliament

Industry and energy committee figure of €4.39 billion is still far short of current spending

Ireland pushes for November agreement as Sweden seeks delay

Venture capital is however increasingly concentrated on a few large-scale investments

Criminal investigation is looking at the misuse of over €4 million by a previous far-right ID grouping

Javier Milei took aim once again at the Spanish premier, deepening the rift between the two leaders  

Lead rapporteur eyes accelerating reductions in wholesale caps

Poor supply planning is blamed for Bulgaria's struggle to meet demand during an expanded free vaccination campaign

Digital Services Act investigation will also examine risks to travellers' data

Deal stymied by coalition of countries seeking a longer delay

Kateřina Konečná spent years in the most far-left group in the European Parliament

The ban on petrol and diesel cars will be repealed – the question is the size of the potential market post-2035

Rumen Radev rules out more support and warns Ukraine cash is 'draining' away

Think tank says long-term care will drive spending growth, while private funding and a bigger budget share are unlikely fixes

As technology accelerates decision-making, commercial pressures grow, and the consequences of business decisions travel further and faster than ever before, accountants are being asked tougher questions. The challenge is no longer simply about following the rules. It’s about applying professional judgement, asking difficult questions, and doing what is right, even when it isn’t easy. In […]

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