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Washington and Beijing’s fragile truce followed a fierce tariff war that nearly froze trade between the world’s two largest economies

China’s stringent new export controls on rare earths have bamboozled EU policymakers and sparked pandemonium among businesses. But do we deserve our black eyes?

Earlier in the day, the president had invited the leaders of the main political parties to a meeting intended as “a moment of collective responsibility"

Bulgaria's excessive use of broad-spectrum antibiotics continues to fuel antimicrobial resistance, and it still lacks a coherent national plan

Belgian police arrested three suspects in Antwerp accused of planning drone attacks against politicians, including Prime Minister Bart De Wever

This week, a secretive race has begun to replace the EU’s top fraud-buster, while Germany and Italy team up to kill off the EU’s vehicle emissions law

Germany’s Andrés Ritter, currently a deputy at the European Public Prosecutor's Office, is the favourite from a four-person shortlist

Spain remains the lowest spender of the 32-member alliance

Hoekstra says EU at crossroads on tobacco taxation reform

The problem, however, goes beyond the levy itself: It could jeopardise the entire Commission budget plan

The US is “happy to sell, but we won’t have enough to sell, ultimately”, said the US ambassador to NATO

Slovenia's health minister is driving a pivot to measuring health outcomes to strengthen resilience, and improve patient trust, while expanding access to medicines and clinical research

Up to now 'AI Factory' sites have rarely included former Eastern bloc Communist countries – but Czechia, Lithuania, Poland, and Romania are among the new sites

The Jutland Declaration, an online child safeguarding initiative driven by the Danish Presidency, was signed by all EU countries except Belgium and Estonia

The UK's competition watchdog has confirmed that the two Google businesses will be subject to 'pro-competition' digital markets rules

Rift between Green and EPP co-rapporteurs puts EU animal welfare reform back in question

The plan include targeted visa restrictions on uncooperative third countries, in the form of travel bans for officials or non-essential visas suspension

This would be a 'symbolic signal' that the EU is serious about restoring competitiveness

The EU's CO2 levy would be the 'final blow' for French cereal producers, lobby group AGPB argues

In today's edition: Petrol and diesel car ban, hand luggage, gas security, deforestation