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The EU is paying the price for ‘three historic mistakes’, says Fatih Birol

In today's edition: NGTs, Mercosur, budget

In today's edition: Kids mental health, McGrath defends 'voluntary' democracy shield

Plus military service, China report, and ASD takeaways

The pair were detained earlier after raids targeting high-level corruption in Brussels and Bruges

In Wednesday’s edition: Mogherini, Séjourné’s minerals, EU-US, Russian gas

Some argue the pro-separatist Junts has toughened its stance toward Madrid because it fears losing voters to the far-right Aliança Catalana

As far-right parties hammer Brussels over corruption, the EU’s own investigators may be proving them right

MEPs are divided along fault lines that are not simply left and right

The former EU foreign-policy chief reinvented herself as the high-profile rector of Europe’s finishing school for the EU elite – until a fraud probe sent Belgian police to her Bruges doorstep

Prosecutors suspect a tender was skewed toward the College of Europe, which runs the school

Europe’s defence debate now centres on one blunt question: how many people can fight if they must?

Europe is spending billions upgrading its defences to deter Russia, but wavering public resolve risks leaving Russia undeterred by Europe’s growing military strength

The move paves the way for a Commission plan to ban Russian oil, ending the bloc's 57-year energy relationship with Moscow

But there is nothing to worry about, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said on Tuesday

The key concern is that ACT would boost US tech influence in EU standard-setting

The Digital Services Act investigation will also look at whether each platform's users can report child sexual abuse material anonymously

In a town built on overlapping careers and intricate social networks, the appearance of conflict of interest can be nearly as corrosive as the real thing

Some MEPs want to accept the Commission's proposal unchanged, while others are pushing for substantial amendments

For comparison, the Commission had pitched a much higher €4-6.5 billion fee for the UK’s arms industry