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“How is it proposed to hold the meeting if one of the participants cannot get to it?” Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev said on Monday

Hungary says it will not block the 19th package, but Slovakia's veto remains

In today’s polarised world, relying on China is a strategic misstep. When push comes to shove, China will negotiate with the global superpower – not with Brussels

The EU’s ban on Russian gas could land the executive in court

A ban on Russian gas could be delayed by MEPs pressing EU countries to include oil

Cohesion Summit II provides a platform to explore how Europe can balance competitiveness and solidarity in the next EU budget, highlighting Hungary’s vision for safeguarding cohesion funds, empowering regions, and ensuring that prosperity is shared across all parts of the Union.

The EU's 2040 climate goal, biofuel policy, and carbon tax prices could all face changes

Countries broadly agree on measures like bans on filters and expanding smoke-free spaces ahead of COP11

The EU does not formally recognise the Taliban regime that seized power in Afghanistan in 2021

The EDPB opinion feeds into the Commission's review of the EU-UK data transfer framework, due to expire in December

Europe edges towards a multibillion-euro ban on Russian gas imports

Trump and Putin agreed last week to hold another round of talks in the Hungarian capital, though a date has not yet been confirmed

With MEPs divided over the Commission’s 2028–2034 budget plan, EU governments are moving forward without them

In today's edition: ePrivacy derogation, VdL gets 28th regime

In today's edition: Week ahead, tobacco, wine tax

In today's edition: This week's agenda

Plus the agenda for the coming week

In today's edition: 2040, electrification, Russian energy ban

In today’s edition: EU diplomats meet in Brussels on the 19th package of Russia sanctions after Austria lifts its veto, foreign ministers in Luxembourg discuss Ukraine, the Middle East, and rising tensions in Georgia, and Swedish leaders clash over migration at the Socialist congress in Amsterdam, deepening the EU rift

As Europe’s industrial transition enters a decisive phase, the cement industry is ready to deliver on its climate ambitions but needs the right policy framework to stay competitive. The Cement Action Plan outlines measures to boost competitiveness, drive decarbonisation, and reinforce Europe’s autonomy.