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In today's edition: EU Council, made-in-Europe policy, nature laws in the cross hairs

In today's edition: Kallas frustration, UNIFIL, drones, and EPF

Europe has 'failed on both counts' in pursuit of diversification and security of supply, analyst warns

Britain must decide whether it prefers substantially lower public spending or substantially higher taxes. Without clarity on these core questions, it will remain stuck in economic limbo

The Parliament co-lead negotiator for the food safety simplification plan warns against the trade impact of a blanket cut in pesticide residues

Environmentalists fear Birds and Habitats Directives could fall victim to the war on red tape

An EEAS fact-finding mission is expected in Beirut in the coming days to test the ground

The hearings marked the first detailed presentation Peter Magyar's political programme ahead of his government formally taking office

Major EU economies send only junior officials to informal summit in Cyprus

"We cannot allow someone to try to influence our own decisions," Ribera warned.

In a significant win for Belgian Health Minister Frank Vandenbroucke, medicine policy is emerging as part of Europe’s broader industrial and geopolitical strategy.

The industry's ramp-up is too slow but countries' needs are growing fast, Kallas said

“The EU is mandated… to maintain operational engagement with the de facto authorities in Afghanistan. This [meeting] does not by any means constitute a recognition”

On 1 January 2025, discussions on the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2028–2034 moved into a more structured preparatory phase within the EU institutions. These talks come at a challenging moment for Europe, marked by geopolitical instability, weaker economic growt…

Amid rising pressure from an aging population, pension sustainability is the Spanish government’s primary long-term fiscal challenge

Brussels could recommend opening an ‘excessive deficit procedure’ against Berlin on 3 June

Reforming enlargement would tackle a "brain drain" in the Western Balkans, Ferit Hoxha, Albania's Foreign Minister, told Euractiv

Europe needs to scale its space situational awareness capabilities to protect its space assets

No equivalence for trading partners by default, only case-by-case opt-ins, Christophe Grudler says

"This does not by any means constitute a recognition,” said the European Commission

Telco, finance and cybersecurity businesses among first named partners

Péter Magyar indicated he would lift Hungary's 2024 veto on the EPF

Radu-Dinel Miruță says defence firms seek to exploit SAFE's tight deadlines

The Commission says Brazilian exports could end on 3 September

The company is among several oil and gas majors facing growing calls for a windfall tax