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Ministers argued that if “innovative solutions” are to move beyond concept stage, the EU must put real cash behind them – and fast

The Commission rejected the accusation, insisting that its digital rules apply equally to all companies operating in the bloc

After backlash from MEPs, NGOs and researchers, pesticide products will still face periodic renewal

Environment ministers called for EU-level action to address the impacts of ultra-fast fashion

The reforms offer faster approvals and lighter rules for industry, alongside new public health initiatives

It looks like the room for regulatory creativity has finally reached its limits. EU leaders will have to make a decision – it will be historic either way

The Commission wants to bar novel foods from lighter regulatory conditions, citing ethical and cultural concerns

That is, 'if all the commitments of the remaining weeks are fulfilled' said Ukraine's foreign minister

Europe won’t stay competitive or crisis-ready if health remains the first budget cut.

Germany and France had given themselves until the end of the year to decide on the future of the €100 billion joint project

Eastern flank leaders expect the European Commission to back the project with funding

The European Banking Authority has launched a campaign to help EU citizens see the signs of online fraud and scams and to support those who fall victims.

Europe cannot regain competitiveness unless it rewrites its entire regulatory mindset by starting legislation from the reality of micro-companies rather than adjusting for them afterwards.

European Commission pushes made-in-Europe ambition with regulatory tweaks

Brussels plans to help energy-intensive firms compete in global markets

"None of these threats are credible and most of these fears are completely unfounded" wrote Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha

Under an affordable housing plan on Tuesday, the Commission said forthcoming rules on online platforms would allow local authorities to take action in areas of "housing stress"

Only ten of the EU’s 27 nations have prepared or are preparing national cardiovascular health plans - Sweden has prepared, but is behind schedule

Opponents have tabled rival texts and legal arguments in an effort to blunt Parliament’s push for EU-level action

The poor maintenance of an oil refinery led to the second-largest fine imposed on a Norwegian company