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Several EU countries have urged delaying and watering down ETS 2, which the EPP says justifies the request to redo the calculations.

Rather unexpectedly, the centre-right bloc's coalition deal with the Social Democrats explicitly states an intention to promote alternative proteins.

Nicolás González Casares argues that while public health should remain a "priority", any EU tariffs on US medicines - if considered - should only target US medicines that have a European equivalent.

The legislation does not impose new obligations on farmers and foresters and focuses on requiring countries to monitor and improve soil health and resilience.

The EU's top court opined that while national governments can pass laws that label "safe countries" for migrant processing, they must be able to explain how they did so.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirmed the pause.

Cruelty Free Europe responds to the European Commission ahead of an-assessment of the Cosmetics Product Regulation. 12 years after it supposedly banned animal testing for cosmetics, it’s now clear that it is not fit for purpose.

Germany's new government has pledged to put a European on the moon – which might prove too giant a leap.

"Concerns that AI could accelerate climate change appear overstated," the International Energy Agency said on Thursday.

Brussels “remains committed to constructive negotiations” with Washington to reduce trade barriers, Ursula von der Leyen said.

EU officials have announced new auction resilience criteria, stricter foreign subsidy rules, and an upcoming grids package to support the wind supply chain.

As Europe pushes to boost competitiveness, the focus is on scaling up renewable energy, such as wind power, and electrifying heavy industries like steel and chemicals. The Clean Industrial Deal aims to drive investment in these sectors, but supply chain...

And fibre optics excluded in EU response to US tariffs, document reveals.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Spain moving to deepen ties with Vietnam after tariff shock, a Polish court ordering far-right presidential candidate to retract false claim, and so much more.

China will see even higher levies.

Several figures of Romania’s opposition USR party are instead now backing the independent mayor of Bucharest.

It is also unlikely that the Commission will issue guidance on access to land in 2025.

"It is the credibility of the EU to consumers that is at stake,” said Frederico Oliveira da Silva, deputy head of digital rights at the European Consumer Organisation (BEUC).

Agriculture Commissioner Christophe Hansen has made clear that the next deal will be less generous.

Germany and a handful of countries, such as Denmark and Switzerland, have taken a strict stance on what boils down to a footnote in the agreement's text.