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‘Game On’ for Europe? A €100 bn injection into France’s AI sector, the EU’s €200 bn for InvestAI, and €150 bn in venture capital for the EU AI Champions Initiative.

NATO defence ministers, including the US's Pete Hegseth, meet in Brussels on Thursday.

The Danish Health Authority does not want to establish a fixed plan, as a new, serious virus or bacteria may behave in various and unforeseen ways.

"Europe will take a first step and clear rules will be established for low-carbon hydrogen”

Jarubas tells Euractiv there's a delicate threshold to be found between a purely commercial approach and ensuring strategic security.

You may have forgotten who Kamala is and what 'brat' means but the third meme of summer 2024, JD Vance’s 'couch fetish', hit hard last night.

One European NATO diplomat described new US red lines as akin to forcing Ukraine's "preemptive surrender".

Aspects of the ePrivacy Regulation are already expected to be included in two pieces of EU legislation.

The German conservatives have yet to make up their mind on the future of the ticket beyond 2025.

The Trump administration wants a settlement for Ukraine that shows "it was the US, NATO, the West coming out on top and not Vladimir Putin," the NATO Secretary-General told Euractiv.

Euractiv has summarised the ten principles that square the EU legislative circle.

The intention to withdraw the proposal caught the Commission, Parliament and Council by surprise.

Normandy isn't Texas, and Europe can’t ‘drill baby drill’, but stronger technological leadership can accelerate Europe’s green game.

An India-Middle East-Europe corridor is a daring proposal, but hopes could be overblown.

The Commission has not taken a position, apart from stating that the framework applies "irrespective" of who is part of the PCLOB

Gas prices have spiked in recent weeks and are now at their highest levels since November 2022.

He also told Washington's NATO allies that they would have to step up and assume greater responsibility for Europe's security.

"If it's just about fake participation to legitimate the process...then there's no point," Karine Caunes said.

Talks between the far-right Freedom Party and the conservative People's Party have hit an impasse.

EPP rapporteur Axel Voss slammed the Commission for creating a ''Wild West'' that only benefits Big Tech.