Armenia to start EU bid in ‘near future’
Yerevan will hold a referendum on EU membership
Israel bars two Swedish MEPs from West Bank visit
The pair has 'consistently acted against Israel', it said
German security officials have an air-con problem
Thousands of officials at Germany's key security agencies are working in offices with limited cooling capacity amid a record-breaking heatwave
European leaders rally around Ukraine amid Russian onslaught
Ukraine is under growing pressure from Russia on the battlefield and in the skies
Europe looks to the Baltics for energy security and independence
The Baltic region is becoming a strategic test case for Europe’s efforts to combine energy diversification, decarbonisation and infrastructure resilience
The biosimilar void: why Europe’s next decade of drug savings is not guaranteed
Whether Europe captures its next wave of biosimilar savings will be decided less in the lab
EU approves €6.1bn as Ukraine’s air defences falter
Kyiv can spend the money on interceptors, ammunition, missiles and radars
REACH lead gunshot restriction: the ammunition industry’s assessment [Promoted Content]
Despite some challenges for the industry to address, the final REACH restriction on lead gunshot offers a workable framework, aligning environmental goals with industrial competitiveness, defense readiness, viable transition timelines, and key exemptions for Europe’s small calibre ammunition sector.
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Burnham in Kyiv pledges UK missile tech for Ukraine
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INTERVIEW: EU electricity bill law ‘interferes with independence of regulators’
Chief of Brussels energy regulator association CEER slams new Commission proposal
EU struggles to shake up Big Tech
Three years in, industry watchers question the impact of the Digital Markets Act
Small companies rising up against new EU packaging rules
Micro-businesses fear the new waste rules will make their operations unprofitable
Our AI reality belongs to Huxley, not Orwell
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Black Sea, drought and Hormuz crises squeeze global food security
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