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In today's edition: global health funds, spy affair, human twin

Plus Japan-inspired RESourceEU, airport drone defences, and military mobility

In today's edition: DSA breaches, open source funding, social media age limits

In today's edition: Agrifish council, CAP reform, soil law

In today's edition: Carbon outsourcing, net-zero shipping, REPowerEU negotiations

In today’s edition: a top MEP says the Commission is poised to amend its €2 trillion budget proposal, Geert Wilders is tipped to win the Dutch election but unlikely to become prime minister, and Parliament faces scrutiny over EU funds awarded to a professor previously fired for sexual harassment

The World Employment Confederation-Europe calls for action, not more legislation, to harness AI’s potential in employment. By leveraging existing laws, ethical standards, and social dialogue, Europe can foster innovation, protect workers, and boost competitiveness in a future-proof labour market.

For many in Serbia, the EU’s words ring hollow, as more and more see the bloc as too complacent with Vučić's regime

When the dot-com bubble burst, policymakers largely let it collapse, treating it as a market correction. Today’s accelerationist MAGA-AI boom is different

The EU explores virtual human models to speed up medical approvals and reduce animal testing

The milestones to make European war-ready by 2030 are “ambitious”, Clancy recognised. But “without ambition, we can meander"

Centrist leaders are racing to form a last-ditch coalition — a Dutch version of Germany’s “grand coalition”

Massive cuts to aid funding would align the EU with Donald Trump's global health strategy

"The majority will be so large that it will be impossible for the Commission to further defend its proposal," Parliament co-lead budget negotiator said

Environment ministers are set to decide on an ‘adequate’ role for UN-backed carbon credits

Sweden is virtually alone in backing the Commission's proposed fishing cuts

The EU’s approach to how artificial intelligence uses journalistic work could determine whether the free press survives the digital age – or vanishes into the data stream 

Connolly has described the EU as neoliberal and undemocratic, but insists she is “a committed European”

“Whether on energy or raw materials, defence or digital, Europe has to strive for its independence,” said Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

“Europe cannot do things the same way anymore. We learned this lesson painfully with energy; we will not repeat it with critical materials”