Midterms: Picierno to stay in post despite Socialist pressure to resign
'European Parliament rules do not provide for the removal of members of the Bureau from office in the event that they join a different political group,' Picierno's office told Euractiv
EU defence integration hampered by data gaps in countries’ procurement reporting
Just 12 EU countries reported their collaborative equipment procurement data
‘Three things you can’t predict: God, sex and the EU,’ says Rama
Albanian leader urges the EU to keep Western Balkan 'kids all together'
France, Spain and allies say EU must stick to pro-electric car policy
With five allies across Europe, Paris and Madrid have a blocking minority in the Council
Brussels to propose ‘dedicated’ tool to pull away from China, trade chief says
'Every high-risk sector must be weaned off single-supplier dependence'
Parliament mulls common budget to send EU astronauts to space
Document obtained by Euractiv eyes reducing "strategic dependencies" on US
US ambassador warns EU against tech split amid sovereignty push
US could have used Anthropic's Mythos "to be coercive", Puzder suggests
Brazil trade promotion chief shrugs off EU livestock ban threat
ApexBrasil chief insists Brussels only seeks further guarantees
EU return-hubs revealed by autumn, says Dutch minister
Search for countries to host the controversial deportation centres extends beyond Africa
Naval drone explosion rocks Romania’s Port of Constanța
Officials say the device was a naval drone "similar to those used in Ukraine"
US and Europeans fail to agree on new diplomat to oversee Bosnia
The former high representative cited 'huge and unexpected' pressure from Washington as among the reasons for his stepping down
Zelenskyy calls for meeting and ceasefire in letter to Putin
Ukrainian president urges “ending this war through direct engagement between us” and calls for meeting with Russian leader
FIREPOWER: What leaders will discuss at their upcoming summit
In today's edition: undersea cables, civilian firms, AGILE
VOLTAGE: Italy going nuclear, but it may take some time
In today's edition: free CO2 emission permits, Methane Regulation, whales
THE HACK: Tech sovereignty bumps
In today's edition: cloud loopholes, WhatsApp's ‘incognito’ AI chats, JURI omnibus opinion
FIRST AID: Biotech Act incentive under fire
In today's edition: EPSCO, tobacco and animal testing
HARVEST: Why ‘farmer’ is so political
In today's edition: NGTs in UK, Biotech act, food safety
Circularity is industrial policy in practice [Promoted Content]
Europe likes to talk about competitiveness and resilience alongside the green transition. Too often, however, these are treated as competing priorities. CONAI’s latest Sustainability Report shows they are, in fact, the same thing. Provided we are honest about what circularity actually delivers. Let me start with the numbers, because they matter in Brussels as much […]
It’s return hubs season
Also, in Friday’s edition: enlargement, EESC, China, Verhofstadt, Pahlavi
Netherlands lacks dedicated health AI strategy, hospitals face legal uncertainty [Advocacy Lab]
Dutch doctors are already facing situations where the correct use of AI is not always clear