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And Greece and Luxembourg join the wave of worry over DeepSeek.

Europe’s auto makers need urgent action on CO2 2025 rules today. Pivotal investment decisions cannot wait until the Strategic Dialogue action plan launch in just over 30 days.

Though joint borrowing was on everyone’s minds, no one mentioned them by name when leaving the meeting.

A comprehensive country-by-country overview of defence spending priorities.

Italy has accepted only 3 of 12,841 migrants Germany seeks to return under Dublin rules, effectively stalling the system while leaving thousands in limbo.

Swedish prosecutors confirm no sabotage in the Sweden-Latvia cable break, attributing it to weather, equipment failures, and poor seamanship.

They have urged a more assertive EU trade policy to counter unfair competition and geopolitical conflicts that could drive industry out of Europe by 2025.

The Nordic model for reducing alcohol-related harm is currently under threat.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and tech reporter Claudie Moreau break down the bloc's reaction to the controversial Chinese AI model and what tools it has at its disposal.

Despite having the authority to trigger the crisis mechanism, Germany has so far seen no grounds to do so.

Whatever their effects, there is almost no doubt that Trump’s policies,  if implemented, will have a seismic impact on the global economy.

A new binding decision in Bulgaria could add millions of leva to the health budget of one of the poorest EU countries, as rare disease patients can now seek compensation for discrimination.

A new cancer Action Guide is equipping key stakeholders with targeted strategies to enhance efficiency and patient-centred care.

A new report warns journalists against relying on AI tools when reporting on the Global South, specifically for article writing, editing, translation and summarization.

Businesses and MEPs have written to President von der Leyen urging her to include carbon capture, use and storage in her landmark strategy to be unveiled at the end of February.

The Deal is part of the Labour government’s 'reset' approach to the EU – just a few years after London left the bloc.

Germans fear for the future of the firewall against the far right, but Friedrich Merz’s lead may survive the fallout he has caused.

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Germany's 'klimageld' scheme has never got off the ground despite government pledges – but a new study says that might not matter.

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The vast majority of products contained substances that should be kept "far away from our kids," said Eriksen.

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Claims that the European Commission asked NGOs to lobby on their behalf are "categorically" untrue, one director said.

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