VOLTAGE: Carbon price surges as EU moves to keep it in check
In today's edition: Water framework directive, EU ETS, Nordic grids
Brussels stands its ground on slashing free CO2 permits for industry
Scheduled cuts to ‘free allocation’ CO2 emission allowances to cost EU industry billions
EU backs European-led coalition to reopen the Strait of Hormuz
'We will work with our partners to ensure freedom of navigation can resume as soon as possible,' said Ursula von der Leyen
French president Macron heads to South Korea after Japan visit
In Japan, Macron signed a roadmap on critical minerals and defence cooperation
THE HACK: US tears into EU tech rules again
In today's edition: EIC funds startups, Romania's DIGI ruled, Pax Silica et tu?
FIREPOWER: Iran war fallout threatens ‘end of NATO’
Bases, Rockets, Myopic
HARVEST: Hunger games
In today's edition: CAP budget, Iran war, wine
FIRST AID: Covid 19, the forgotten killer
In today's edition: Snus, cannabis, and high-risk chemicals in everyday cosmetics
World Bank ‘extremely concerned’ by fallout of Iran war
"We are extremely concerned regarding the effect that this will have on inflation, on jobs and on food security," Paschal Donohoe said
Gulf tilt boosts Kyiv
Also, in Thursday’s edition: MFF, Jörgen Warborn, Euronews, Pfizer, FAO’s chief economist, EU tech rules
Iran exposes Europe’s strategic dependency on the US
Europe's leaders may have won plaudits at home for standing up to the US over Iran. But the result is likely to be a more distant and adversarial relationship with America
INTERVIEW: Covid-19 expert says still vital to get the jab
Fewer than 10% of eligible people in the EU get vaccinated against Covid-19
INTERVIEW: FAO chief economist warns of looming food shock if Middle East war drags on
Torero says no food shortages are expected this year
Nordics fight plan to fund European electricity grid development
Brussels wants to ring-fence 25% of a rent paid to power line operators, but Stockholm and Oslo are having none of it
Ukraine’s Gulf defence deals spark EU optimism: ‘The hope is that this will move the needle’
New Ukraine-Gulf defence partnerships could increase support for Kyiv's war efforts
EU budget reform battle will be like ‘Hunger Games’
Agriculture, cohesion, social and migration policy are in direct competition for resources under the Commission’s proposed mega-fund
Trump tells US that Iran war victory near, but vows big strikes
In a speech from the White House, the US president vowed two to three weeks of "extremely hard" strikes against Iran
Iran Guards say will target US tech firms if more leaders killed
"We advise the employees of these institutions to immediately leave their workplaces to preserve their lives"
Healthcare affordability crisis impacts over a million Bulgarians [Advocacy Lab]
A widening gap between public coverage and patient needs is leaving many Bulgarians unable to access timely medical care
Sweden announces review of drug pricing and medicines access ahead of election [Advocacy Lab]
Sweden's social affairs minister wants greater state responsibility for the introduction of medicines and vaccines