THE HACK: France takes further step towards kids’ social media ban
In today's edition: Microsoft cloud licensing, DNA criticism, World Cup dynamic pricing
FIRST AID: MEPs examine Poland’s readiness for pharma reform
In today's edition: Vaping, pharma reform, and Biotech Act
EU prosecutor seeks to lift immunity of 11 Greek MPs in subsidy fraud probe
EPPO had first launched an inquiry in 2025
VOLTAGE: Brussels floats return to 2022-style energy crisis management
In today's edition: Birds Directive, energy crisis, long-term contracts
HARVEST: Energy bill
In today's edition: Packaging, budget, tariffs and safeguards
Hungarian FM slams reports of passing info to Russia
Péter Magyar, the frontrunner to unseat Orbán, suggested that Szijjártó should face life in jail "treason"
Treason season
Also, in Wednesday’s edition: EU defence clause, Tsikhanouskaya, Euronews, migrant returns, Hormuz, EPSO
Safeguarding Children in Europe’s Digital Transition: The Funding Gap of Safer Internet Centres [Promoted Content]
One of the European Union’s flagship initiatives for the digital transition is the Digital Europe Programme, which aims to strengthen Member States’ technological capacities and support the development of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital skills. Within this programme, however, there exists a less visible yet strategically significant pillar: the Safer Internet Centres (SICs), which serve […]
Spain’s political elite on trial
Both the country’s establishment parties are in the dock
Europe’s AI sovereignty just became a security emergency
Strategic autonomy is impossible when the cognitive infrastructure of your military depends on technology whose terms of use are dictated by a foreign government
Are the Czechs going Slovak? Babiš’ attacks on independent media
Press freedom watchdogs warn of parallels with Slovakia and Hungary as tensions with independent media escalate
Iran has ‘necessary will’ to end war, but seeking guarantees
"Guarantees [are] required to prevent repetition of the aggression," Pezeshkian said in a phone conversation with António Costa
EU prepares mutual defence clause trigger
NATO’s Article 5 has instant brand recognition while Article 42.7 remains a Lisbon Treaty obscurity – a state of affairs the EU aims to change
Sick leave: why tougher rules may treat Europe’s symptoms, not the cause
French PM targets rising sick leave, reflecting a wider European trend
INTERVIEW: Belgium defence minister laments neighbours’ ‘protectionism’
"We really need to convince all the partners to work with each other,” Theo Francken told Euractiv
Future antibiotics supply needs sustained government support [Advocacy Lab]
Deaths linked to AMR and poor antimicrobial access surpass HIV/AIDS and malaria
Poland’s pharmacies deliver one third of flu vaccines in national surge [Advocacy Lab]
Poland’s vaccination drive gains momentum amid uneven progress and persistent gaps
Trump says US to leave Iran ‘very soon,’ deal or not
"We're finishing the job, and I think within maybe two weeks, maybe a couple of days longer," US forces will leave, Trump said.
France ‘surprised’ by Trump criticism over military overflights
The US president lashed out at France, saying it did not let "planes headed to Israel, loaded up with military supplies, fly over French territory"
