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Spain’s nuclear energy debate has become completely politicised

Members of the far-right Alternative for Germany party in Thuringia state filed 47 questions asking about topics like critical infrastructure

EU users of the AI chatbot's internet search capabilities vastly exceed the 45 million+ monthly user threshold for the bloc's DSA rules for larger platforms

Fico said he would discuss the issue with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz late on Wednesday evening

Secret ballot derails talks on EU due diligence reform

Runners-up include journalists and aid workers in Palestine, as well as Serbian student protesters

This video highlights the vital role of plasma-derived medicines and the need to strengthen Europe’s plasma supply chain. Unlike lab-made medicines, these therapies depend on donations from individuals worldwide, making their production complex and vulnerable. Speakers emphasise the essential role of these treatments for patients, the importance of raising awareness and representing patients in EU-level […]

All still to play for as the EU executive's plan for a so-called "28th regime" has not yet settled the directive or regulation question, per a Commission spokesperson

The ball is now in the Council's court, Parliamentary negotiators say

New draft of European Council conclusions, seen by Euractiv, suggest that EU leaders will discuss the need for a "digital majority age" during Thursday's summit

Europe must choose power or risk fading into geopolitical irrelevance. With power politics back on the continent and challenges mounting, Europe must become a global superpower in defence, diplomacy and economic competitiveness, writes ALDE Party President Svenja Hahn MEP.

In today's edition: ETS2, energy price, combustion engines

The current simplification proposal “falls grossily short of its aspirations,” they wrote

Šakaliene was an supporter of more defense spending domestically and at the European level

Advancing the cause of women is a shared responsibility of the international community.

Leadership, at its core, is foresight. Fifty years ago, in 1975, European leaders knew this when confronting a crisis of scarcity–stagflation, energy shortages, and the end of the post-war boom. Amid turbulence, they remained visionary, launching the first Social Action Programme that recognised the complex nature of living, learning and working, and called for Community […]

In today's edition: Biotech, health policy, pharma

In today's edition: Biotech act, deforestation, young farmers

In today's edition: AI-copyright licences, Cypriot work programme

Plus NATO drones, EDIP budget, SAFE loans, and the Cyprus Council presidency work programme on defence