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Draghi ideas "would be detrimental for investors’ certainty and would immediately bring a stop to much-needed investments in the system,” Europe's top power lobbyist said

The proposed sanctions are an effort to set the moral frame within which the bloc wishes to be viewed by its own citizens; but it's unlikely to sway public sentiment

Elisabetta Gualmini and Alessandra Moretti were suspended in March after Belgian prosecutors asked Parliament to lift their immunity

Kallas said there is “currently no mutual understanding” between the EU and India on Russia

Court of Auditors finds EU lacks effective systems to manage critical medicine shortages, with the EMA constrained by weak powers and opaque industry reporting

But clear figures on the long-debated eligibility criteria were left out

Pharma industry calls for careful assessment and coordinated rollout of upcoming EU laws

Šefčovič admits negotiations are ‘very difficult’, with agriculture proving one of the toughest hurdles in sealing an EU–India trade deal by 2025

Frederiksen has urged the military to "buy, buy, buy" in the next two years

The debate will test the chamber’s willingness to confront Hungary and reckon with its own divisions

Stagnation and job losses in key German sectors, particularly the chemicals and car industries, have raised fears of long-term economic decline for the country

According to Czech Agriculture Minister Marek Výborný, the European Commission’s proposed CAP budget could "threaten food security"

Kloc signalled that the Relevant Market Recommendation review will be delayed past December

The move is the EU's most far-reaching attempt yet to pressure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government to halt its war on Gaza

Over the summer, the PS put forward an alternative budget that proposed higher taxes for the wealthiest households

Moscow has never fully explained the causes of his death, saying only that he fell ill while walking in the prison yard on 16 February 2024

Potential areas of greater collaboration include defence, technology, and climate change

This paper highlights evidence that moderate, regular sunlight supports longevity, heart and immune health, and wellbeing beyond vitamin D. ESA calls for balanced European policies that protect against overexposure while promoting sunlight as an essential health resource.

A spokesperson for the Israeli military said the corridor would remain open for just 48 hours from midday on Wednesday

In today's edition: rent seeking, climate targets, Russian fossil fuels