To safeguard Europe's competitiveness and resilience, the bloc must deepen its drive toward decarbonisation. Adopting the EU’s 90% CO2 reduction target will ensure European companies thrive in global markets for decades to come.
A lack of decent reception for asylum seekers is not the same as whipping, a legal expert wrote
Tobacco, food and alcohol are three big industries pushing against the EU plan
Either way, the UK’s 81% pledge will make the bloc look bad
This year’s SOTEU was the perfect opportunity to launch a bold new vision for Europe. Instead, we were offered the status quo with a lick of fresh paint. No political vision, just a shopping list of policies
Brussels and Jakarta are expected to conclude a free trade agreement in Indonesia next week
After ministers were confronted outside parliament, political leaders across Sweden call for stricter protest laws to curb escalating threats and disruptive behaviour
The proposal includes approximately €430 million for air defences, rocket artillery, combat vehicles and new warships
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Washington's energy chief Chris Wright speaks of 'strengthening US energy dominance' in Europe
Euractiv has learned that political group discussions on the own-initiative report are ongoing, with amendments tabled on 12 June
Kazakhstan aims for a constructive foreign policy to protect national interests while driving growth and long-term stability
The decision, due to budgetary constraints, "is leaving the very farmers who want better animal welfare out in the cold," NGO says
Europe is less attractive than it could be because funding isn’t being coordinated enough, a new Commission strategy warns
With half the population overweight, and 18% obese, Belgium wants to make overeating as unpopular as smoking
Entry into office of new Members of the Court of Justice and the General Court of the European Union and partial renewal of the General Court
Un projet de résolution indiquerait que les « actes hostiles » israéliens menacent la paix au Moyen-Orient.
Hamas says top officials survived last week's air strike in Doha that killed six people and triggered a wave of criticism, including from US President Donald Trump
Energy minister Katherina Reiche says the transition needs pragmatism and realism
Orbán used the Swedish example to argue that “laws and order are breaking down” in the country
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