HARVEST: Fuelling the debate
In today's edition: digestates, fisheries, organic
Le Pen warms herself on French fires
Also, in Monday’s edition: momentum builds for fresh EU loan for Ukraine
Rome miles away from 2030 electric car target
Italians lagging behind as Europeans turn in droves towards petrol-free motoring
EXCLUSIVE: EPP divided on alcohol, united on nicotine
Alcohol remains 'one of the main politically sensitive issues', an internal document says
Question of who pays set to loom large at COP17 biodiversity summit
The clock is ticking on a global pledge to protect 30% of land and sea by 2030
Biosimilar manufacturers bet on golden years to come
Companies like Sandoz and Formycon will significantly expand their portfolios
INTERVIEW: US attacks show EU’s law has teeth, says Meta whistleblower
Frances Haugen calls for strong enforcement of Digital Services Act
Europe’s new trade instrument can’t come quick enough
The question is no longer whether Europe can afford a new instrument, but whether its industrial base can afford another year without one
Europe’s biofuel revival comes with a catch
Rising demand could end up benefiting foreign suppliers rather than European farmers
INTERVIEW: The director who claims his company can ‘destroy’ targeted PFAS
'Let's understand what is essential, what is not essential,' says John Brockgreitens
INTERVIEW: NATO’s shifts from air policing to air defence explained
The alliance has brought together two missions under the same umbrella
Lack of infrastructure hampers EU-Canada energy partnership
The resource-rich nation offers Europe another alternative to US gas, but can it deliver?
Macron denounces ‘unbridled’ violence as France hit by new clashes
"Tonight we all feel anger and shame... We all asked: How can French people do this to France?" said Macron
Lithuania accuses Moscow of Starlink sabotage
'It is obvious this is part of the hybrid war being waged by Russia, involving acts of sabotage' the prime minister said
Kremlin says Ukrainian attacks won’t change war as Kyiv hits Saint Petersburg
Rising smoke was visible from Saint Petersburg's historic city centre
EU ‘strongly condemns’ settler attack on delegation in West Bank
Israeli settlers attack a convoy of European diplomats and beat up a visiting French mayor, witnesses said
France counts cost of violent protests, 1,800 arrested
The capital experienced 'a level of violence that we have never, I believe, seen before,' said Paris deputy mayor Lamia El Aaraje
Italy to drop CO2 cost rebates in power plant subsidy deal with EU
Rome will change the rules to cut power prices, but the effect will likely be the same
Trump more effective than EU in Democratic Republic of Congo, MEP says
Thierry Mariani, a French far-right MEP, says US sanctions were more effective than Europe’s actions
French protesters clash with police during nationwide demonstrations
Protesters clashed with police in Paris and other cities in France on Saturday during nationwide rallies over high prices as the country heads towards a presidential election. Protesters broke into the town hall of France’s second-largest city of Marseille before being forced out by police. In Paris, police fired a water cannon and tear gas […]