Top competition MEP calls out Uber buying Delivery Hero
Deal could create concentration in food delivery markets, warns Andreas Schwab
BUDGET BRIEF: Nuclear options and Costa’s ‘trilemma’
Includes: Ghosts from Lithuania’s Soviet nuclear past, the MFF on the road, frugal talks and more
Moldova Is Ready for EU Integration. Is EU Trade Policy Ready? [Promoted Content]
Companies like BPM, Moldova’s only manufacturer of prestressed concrete strand steel, aren’t waiting for accession to meet EU standards. Yet Brussels is raising tariffs and regulations on products that strengthen Europe’s resilience and Ukraine’s reconstruction.
VOLTAGE: The two sides of the nuclear coin
In today's edition: Rhine dredging, Norway, hot oceans
Safe Hearts Plan should prioritise screening, says Heart Network chief
European Heart Network president Hans Snijder says the EU’s cardiovascular health plan needs dedicated funding to succeed
Green shoots of growth in Germany
Confidence and recovery gathers pace with improvements in manufacturing, services, trade, and construction
FIRST AID: Sweden’s antibiotic push, one year on
In today's edition: Ebola, measles, Kyriakides
HARVEST: Showdown looms on pesticide reform
Also, crop forecasts, fishing quotas, tuna farms
AI ethics in practice: why Europe needs more than the AI Act
Trustworthy AI depends as much on governance and organisational culture as on technical safeguards, says AIOLIA researcher Susana Aires
THE HACK: MEPs eye simpler rules for contextual ads
In today's edition: AI literacy, a tale of two high-speed internet targets, Meta glasses piracy risk
One Health Policy requires access to medicines and environmental sustainability. The Commission must not sacrifice one to achieve the other. [Promoted Content]
The European Commission has a responsibility to respond to policymakers' concerns expressed by Member States and a recent Parliamentary Resolution to pause and review wastewater rules before they cause irreversible consequences to healthcare systems and patient access to affordable medicines.
Solidarity can’t fill Kyiv’s coffers
Also in Tuesday's edition: MFF, Mario Draghi, Ignalina
INTERVIEW: Drones, planes and tanks must train AI onboard, says defence tech CEO
As data centres become military targets, Swedish startup offers federated AI training
Sweden’s push to produce its own antibiotics comes with a catch
The state-owned company APL already produces 200 critical medicines within the country
Dismantling Lithuania’s Soviet nuclear legacy
Europe wants nuclear back but Lithuania is still haunted by ghosts of its atomic past
Rhine deepening plans divide German government
Officials favour restoring floodplains and wetlands to protect against future droughts
Greece moves Patriot missiles back to Crete after fresh Iran threats
Athens has repeatedly refused to send its Patriot systems to aid Ukraine's war effort
The French way of electrification
Paris is under pressure to use electricity as a fuel
The Brief – Standing by Ukraine
Ukraine was praised as “Europe’s protector" as European leaders gathered in Kyiv on Monday
Costa begins EU budget road trip
European Council chief is touring capitals to clinch a deal by the year's end