Franco-German jet engine development next victim of FCAS termination
Safran said it will prioritise the French roadmap going forward
Russia seeks arrest of Telegram chief Durov
Telegram messenger is one of the country's main communications platforms, and officials have repeatedly tried to block access
Polish politics spills over into Brussels
PiS infighting is having consequences at EU level
UK taps 22 companies, funds plans for energetic materials factories
Each company will receive €350,000 to fund feasibility studies
Roswall: Rome’s controversial hunting reform likely incompatible with EU law
Environment Commissioner dismisses complaint of interference from Italian far-right MEPs
EU warns FIFA World Cup sell-off could breach competition law
The reported scheme to effectively auction off the World Cup could breach EU rules, commissioner warns
Czechia looks to Irish EU presidency to advance Biotech Act
Ireland's long-standing support for pharmaceutical research and innovation makes it well-positioned to drive progress on Europe's life sciences agenda, industry notes
Power shift in Berlin puts Germany’s fragile health reforms at risk
The new minister could open the door to lobby influence, and not the kind that prioritises patients
Five companies advance in EDA loitering munition competition
Their technologies will be tested in controlled but operationally realistic scenarios in the autumn
FIREPOWER: France maps fire risks on defence industry
In today's edition: Ukraine's Fire Point, Italy's SAFE, stress tests
VOLTAGE: Europe’s rivers run dry as heat grips continent
In today's edition: nuclear fusion, Battery Booster, Western Balkans
THE HACK: EU data centre push amid fossil fuel risk
In today's edition: deepfake labels, radio spectrum, Copernicus Iran imagery
Key files for the rentrée
Also, in Wednesday’s edition: defence loans, EU budget, finance watchdog
UN sounds alarm on politicisation of refugees and asylum
Some 117.8 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced from their homes at the end of 2025, according to UNHCR
Up to a third of EU decarbonisation fund spent on natural gas, report finds
Eastern European countries move to shield ‘modernisation fund’ from reform
River levels fall across Central Europe, disrupting shipping
Danube hits record low as heatwave and drought grip the continent
EU-Western Balkans electricity trade down 19%
Accession countries see EU market integration stall as new carbon tariff bites
Clock ticks on promised EU study of Trump’s drug pricing policy
EU diplomats say Brussels has offered no explanation for the delay
Magyar’s ‘honeymoon’ ends
The presidential nomination process sparked widespread backlash
INTERVIEW: Ukraine’s Fire Point says EU red tape stalls missile expansion
The CEO of Fire Point discussed European missile production, Freya and where the company sees itself after the war