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Plaintiff unlikely to get the full €5,000 for mislaid mutt

In today's edition: Working programme, filters cigarettes, Health Policy Coordination Board

In today's edition: 2026 Work programme, IMCO voting on minor protection report, SFR snubs buyout proposal

In today's edition: Competitiveness, 2040 climate target, COP30, ETS2, 2026 work programme

In today's edition: NGTs, simplification, carbon farming

The European Commission’s upcoming Digital Networks Act (DNA) is set to reshape the future of connectivity in Europe. By overhauling the rules that govern telecom operators, cloud services, and content providers, the DNA raises fundamental questions about fairness, competition, innovation, and the very architecture of our open internet. Join this hybrid event to examine the […]

Plus NATO updates, an EDA revival, Gripen gridlock, and much more

In today’s edition: the Commission unveils its defence “readiness” plan amid fresh power struggles in Brussels, Dolors Montserrat admits to pocketing a €350 daily allowance from her EPP side job, and Euractiv scoops the Commission’s 2026 policy programme, revealing big ambitions – and a blank annex

Ursula von der Leyen’s plan to radically overhaul the EU’s seven-year budget has already sparked backlash from farmers, regions, governments and MEPs

Montenegro’s full integration into Europe’s payment system shows that enlargement can advance through delivery and discipline, bringing citizens and businesses tangible benefits long before accession

It is not only Babiš who is facing legal troubles; his allies in Parliament are too

Banned or restricted in 23 EU countries, fur farming continues in Finland, Poland, and Greece

PARIS – France’s centre-right Les Républicains is edging towards implosion, as six party members accepted posts in the Lecornu government against party instructions, and growing calls for an alliance with the far right deepen internal fractures. The latest turmoil was sparked when far-right Rassemblement National (RN) President Jordan Bardella declared last week that “to win, […]

“We have a lot of different names for a lot of different formats. I wish we'd have as much money. That would be much more helpful,” said Lithuania's defence minister

Centre-left MEPs hope to win more funding for social spending in exchange for shielding besieged CO2 price on fuels

‘The current draft of the EU budget satisfies no one and must be rewritten,’ said Siegfried Mureșan, EPP vice-chair and Parliament negotiator

AI, quantum and digital fairness laws headline next year’s agenda

The Spanish politician says she claims travel expenses and €350 per day of work for the European People's Party, when not in the European Parliament

Draft work plan reveals shifting biotech and health priorities

The populist leader also expressed his “astonishment” that Kyiv’s war effort is “being treated as the top priority topic” at next week’s EU summit