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Europe is less attractive than it could be because funding isn’t being coordinated enough, a new Commission strategy warns

With half the population overweight, and 18% obese, Belgium wants to make overeating as unpopular as smoking

Hamas says top officials survived last week's air strike in Doha that killed six people and triggered a wave of criticism, including from US President Donald Trump

Energy minister Katherina Reiche says the transition needs pragmatism and realism

Orbán used the Swedish example to argue that “laws and order are breaking down” in the country

The far-right Alternative for Germany almost tripled its vote share in comparison to 2020

In today's edition: Data Act's Brussels effect, and Parliament's space line-up

In today's edition: Contraceptives confusion, MFN, what's on this week

A gathering of policymakers, business leaders, and consumer protection groups to discuss the future of consumer trust, business innovation, and the Single Market in Europe.

In today’s edition: Friedrich Merz’s CDU wins as the far-right AfD triples its vote in a bellwether state, new French PM Sébastien Lecornu says he’ll scrap his predecessor's plan to cut two national holidays, and Belgian PM Bart De Wever backs Israeli conductor Lahav Shani after his cancellation by the Ghent festival

In today's edition: Ag-tech, pesticides, kangaroo

Plus Romania suffers Russian drone incursion as Kubilius arrives in Kyiv to discuss a drone wall

Europe urgently needs a bold, united strategy that delivers climate action and economic resilience. Amid geopolitical uncertainty, a strong forest-based bioeconomy can drive climate progress, create quality jobs, strengthen Europe’s resilience. EU policies must enable and scale the change required.

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