Indra chairman resigns amid spat with Spanish government
Disputed merger with founder-linked firm raised conflict-of-interest concerns
The Brief – NATO on the rocks?
The US slated European allies and floated withdrawing from the military alliance
Court case opposing Leonardo to Italian NGOs over contracts with Israel opens
“Citizens have the right to know whether weapons are being shipped from Italy to massacre civilians in Palestine,"a Socialist Italian MEP told Euractiv as the trial opens in Rome.
France’s nicotine pouch ban sparks backlash from Swedish MEPs
Swedes warn the ban could disrupt European Parliament sessions in Strasbourg
Brussels carbon price intervention boomerangs
Europe’s high carbon prices are under heavy scrutiny as Middle East energy crisis deepens
EXCLUSIVE: France’s new rocket artillery system faces denial for US ammunition
The US has not approved the use of American-made munitions in new French rocket launchers
Commission confirms ‘dialogue’ with US after its attacks on EU tech rules
Remarks follow media reports that Commission will give Washington a say in how EU rules are enforced on US companies
Poland, Romania to pay nearly €2 billion to Pfizer and BioNtech, court rules
The unusual legal confrontation may have broader implications for other EU countries
Carbon price surges on proposal designed to help keep it in check
Carbon traders had expected a tougher intervention
British PM Starmer backs ‘closer partnership’ with EU
The British PM insisted that he was not going to choose between good relations with the US or the EU
One size fits all? Brussels mulls harmonised cabin bag standards
As if a grinding political row over whether carry-on luggage should be free weren’t enough, the EU is now looking at mandatory sizing
Trump is railing over access to European bases for Iran war. But where are they?
The US President claimed he could just "just fly in and use" jointly operated bases in Spain. Madrid has a wildly different interpretation of their agreement, and so do others
MEPs strike deal to phase out high‑risk chemicals in everyday cosmetics
Proposed rules target substances linked to cancer, DNA damage and fertility risks
New EU farm subsidy fraud probe puts Greek PM to the test
The majority of those involved are members of the ruling New Democracy party
Iran war fallout threatens ‘end of NATO’
'I was never swayed by Nato. I always knew they were a paper tiger, and Putin knows that too, by the way,' said Trump
INTERVIEW: Belarus could drive change in Russia, says opposition leader
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya tells Euractiv that transformation in Belarus, alongside a Ukrainian victory, could instead catalyse change in Moscow
Brussels moves to dismantle carbon price support mechanism
The EU Emissions Trading System has been blamed for pushing up electricity prices and making manufacturers pay the world's highest price for their CO2 pollution
Dead serious: Iranian regime accused of erasing victim identities as bodies pile up
Critics say the practice amounts to systematic evidence tampering designed to obscure causes of death, erase victim identities, and prevent accountability
Szijjártó accused of ‘treason’ over close Russia ties by Hungary’s opposition
'This is defined as treason – and is punishable by life imprisonment,' Magyar said
THE HACK: France takes further step towards kids’ social media ban
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