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It's time to discuss creating a safe digital world for the young generation, said Poland's health minister Izabela Leszczyna at this week's informal EPSCO meeting focusing on the Polish presidency's health agenda.

Rural communities are not just energy consumers, they are increasingly important contributors to Europe’s industrial and energy ecosystem.

With Clean Industrial Deal support, the rural energy market could be transformed, and Horizon projects could help showcase rural communities’ contribution to the energy grid.

Swedish stakeholders have broadly welcomed the CMA, but some question its competition mechanics and the import dynamics for narrow-spectrum antibiotics and cancer medicines.

Once a bastion of conservative values, Springer has become something mushier. One day Döpfner might be extolling JD Vance’s attacks on Europe as “inspiring,” only to lambast Trump and sound the death knell for the transatlantic alliance the next.

Leaked documents recording the negotiations between Berlin’s future coalition partners indicate accordance in key EU policies regarding energy and transport.

The European Commission's new crisis preparedness strategy urges households and Member States to build emergency reserves.

Handshakes with locals in Greenland's capital and a trip to a dog sled race are out amid fears of protests – with only a whistle-stop tour of a US base remaining on the itinerary.

Both parties also agree to make Germany a leading location for health research and clinical studies.

Mark Rutte dismissed calls for "European autonomy," saying "nothing can replace America's nuclear umbrella."

But the Commission's review of HERA did not specify whether it should exist as a stand-alone structure.

Leaked document reveals status of the coalition negotiations

“There are other [EU] countries that push very hard on this, we will push equally hard,” the UK food minister said.

European industries have long criticised the bloc’s rules around access to finance and green regulations.

In this article, Katarina Molin highlights that while the EU’s bioeconomy strategy has driven progress in research and innovation, it has fallen short in creating market demand for bio-based solutions. As the EU prepares to revise its strategy, she underscores the urgent need for legislative measures to support the growth of bio-based plastics and chemicals. To stay competitive and advance sustainability goals, Europe must introduce mandatory targets and market incentives that drive the transition away from fossil-based materials.

With a total investment of €1.23 billion—potentially rising to €5 billion—the project ranks among Slovakia’s largest foreign investments.

Governments should also crisis-proof their national services, such as healthcare, water supplies and telecommunications, in the event of conflict or disaster.

The chair of the Parliament's industry committee, Boris Budka, has challenged the health committee for control of the landmark legislation, according to a letter obtained by Euractiv.

Renewable and low-carbon molecules are set to play a key role in Europe’s transition to a sustainable and decarbonised future. The Hydrogen and decarbonised gas market package entered into force in August 2024

"Without the control over its own arms, a country cannot be sovereign," Andriès said, arguing for European purchases over American.