Paris, Berlin insist on reducing air passengers’ right to compensation
One-size-fits-all proposal amid deadlocked EU talks would clearly cross MEPs' red lines
EU pushes capitals to prioritise Eastern Flank Watch
The so-called 'drone wall' remains largely undefined
Belgium to invest €3.7bn in defence innovation over the next decade
The goal is to shorten the time between innovation and deployment
Iran’s navy hit with EU sanctions
It is the first time the EU has applied freedom-of-navigation sanctions
Israel military says Iran fired nearly 30 missiles since Sunday
Israel's military said earlier Monday it had struck several targets at a petrochemical complex in Mahshahr in southwestern Iran
EU could force banks, airports, refineries to ditch US clouds
CAIDA gives Commission say over private sector provision in 'specific circumstances'
Palestinian refugee suspected of preparing Hamas attacks in Greece and Cyprus
Fears that attack was planned on a cruise ship
Brussels approves Rome’s €23 billion dash for renewable energy
Italy has neglected solar power despite huge potential compared to northern Europe
FIREPOWER: Paris, Berlin, London say will up defence production
In today's edition: nuclear weapons, Defence Council, northern flank
VOLTAGE: Inside the battle to shield the ETS
In today's edition: combustion engines, China, climate change
THE HACK: Australia expects EU to mirror its social media ‘delay’
In today's edition: D9+ huddle on child safety, AI envoy backlash, Puzder's China warning
FIRST AID: Why climate change is a health emergency
In today's edition: Ebola, tobacco and the week ahead
HARVEST: Fertilisers plan, budget talks
In today's edition: the week ahead
A monumental test of EU unity
Also, in Monday’s edition: EESC, EU petitions, carbon pricing, equal pay, Taliban
Who will shape the High Seas Treaty in the Mediterranean? [Promoted Content]
As the High Seas Treaty enters implementation, Mediterranean countries face a strategic choice: shape the rules from the outset or remain on the sidelines. In a region defined by ecological interdependence and fragmented governance, participation in implementing the Treaty is a strategic necessity.
UK, France, Germany back Zelenskyy’s call for Putin meeting
The leaders of Britain, France and Germany met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in London on Sunday
INTERVIEW: Why climate change should be a public health emergency
Europe must prepare for extreme heat, drought and dengue, says professor of environmental change and public health
INTERVIEW: Australia sees EU following its lead on social media age limits
Canberra expects the EU to introduce its own 'delay' soon
Europe urgently needs cohesion on ‘high-risk’ technology vendors
A common European approach to managing risks from Chinese technology vendors is vital, but keeps being undercut by some capitals
Momentum builds for Brussels memorial to victims of dictatorship
Lawmakers are pressing EU institutions to help fund a monument outside the European Parliament commemorating victims of communist and fascist regimes