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In today's edition: Sovereign cloud accord, court slaps Meta over dark pattern

In today's edition: Tuna, Biotech act, Mercosur, EU-UK

In today's edition: Green Deal, deregulation, renewable energy, deforestation

In today's edition: Biotech Act, Gastein vibes, and Várhelyi’s tough stance on tobacco

Munich became the latest to close its airspace on Thursday night after several drone sightings, causing more than 30 flights to be cancelled or diverted

In today’s edition: EU diplomats consider Schengen travel curbs for Moscow envoys, Belgian PM Bart De Wever signals openness to using frozen Russian assets, and Andrej Babiš’ ANO party leads as Czech voters head to a two-day parliamentary election

A serious cross-border EU strategy is needed to fight dementia, with effective prevention and early detection requiring billions in funding

A new civil code amendment grants IP judges more discretion, leaving generic and innovative drug makers divided on its merits

Former prime minister’s ANO party set to finish first, but coalition arithmetic remains uncertain

Health leaders, NGOs and ministers mingle at Europe’s Alpine policy retreat, where networking meets high price tags

Spanish MEP Antonio López-Istúriz White shared his views on everything from the Middle East, to EU-US relations, as well as reflections on the scandals surrounding his country's prime minister

Farmers once warned that Argentinian beef would flood supermarket shelves during Mercosur talks, fishers now fear Thai tuna could soon do the same

Czech parliament failed to designate a digital watchdog for the bloc's Digital Services Act (DSA), which populist parties in the country have branded a censorship tool

Bart De Wever has a knack for painting problems in visual terms, and likened the Russian assets held in Belgium to a goose laying "golden eggs". But the entertaining imagery demands a direct answer

Draft Council text backs state aid review and new financing tools, but stresses housing policy is a national competence

One big issue is the weak legal basis for his executive order on Most Favoured Nation prices

Leading populist politician Andrej Babiš made clear over the summer that he would stop the initiative, calling it “rotten”.

Intensive farming sectors are among those lobbying Jessika Roswall to slash green regulations

Food industry and NGOs unite to oppose postponement of EU forest rules

Germany is constrained by constitutional limits, leaving its army unable to down drones