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MEPs warn against rushing while Várhelyi pushes to tie biotech and health laws together in a single package

“We want to do business here,” the US energy envoy said. “And I think that EU countries as a whole want American business here.”

The 165 WTO countries have largely bent the knee to Trump’s trade bullying, acquiescing to the authoritarian “might makes right” of economic coercion. Why not follow Brazil's push back?

European Central Bank contributes to the latest warning about the cost of extreme weather to the world's fastest heating continent

The EU has committed European firms to spend $750 billion on US energy over three years - but Washington thinks this is only the beginning

Hailed for their precision, drones could make applications more targeted

Trump’s drug pricing squeeze is raising alarm in Brussels, where officials fear Europe’s pharma overhaul won’t be enough to keep investment this side of the Atlantic

The push splits EU countries between those that want a crack down and those eager to keep the holiday rubles flowing in

The northern region of Schleswig-Holstein is well on its way to moving its public administration from Microsoft software to open source alternatives

Poland, too, on Saturday was moved to issue a drone threat that forced it to deploy aircraft

Former US ambassador to Berlin is on the offensive over comments by Elmar Theveßen, Washington bureau chief for German public broadcaster ZDF

The gesture was welcomed by Germany, after organisers of the Ghent Festival cancelled a performance by the Munich Philharmonic

Satellites, drones, and AI won’t win wars alone. But without them, Europe risks being blind, slow, and behind the realities of modern warfare

The EU is mulling over ways to keep Ukraine's army supplied whatever happens

Comments land as the EU gears up to launch its next round of sanctions on Russia in the coming days

"The ideological mistakes of the last legislative period must be corrected", says European People's Party chief

Lecornu must strike a fragile compromise, or see Macron dragged back into the fight

Belgium's prime minister has also railed against the decision

After a new strategic dialogue with the automotive sector, it remains unclear whether the European Commission will soften its 2035 ban on petrol and diesel cars

Far-right Patriots for Europe lawmaker Anna Bryłka claimed her group got the lead on the file thanks to the centre-right EPP, to block it