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With global emissions and electricity demand still rising fusion energy is said to be 'closer than ever' and that Europe has the expertise to lead: but will it will be ready in time?

As the EU prepares to introduce regulatory sandboxes for medicines, attention turns to how the new tool can address regulatory hurdles for innovations that do not fit neatly within existing frameworks

Commission presentation on EU Kids Act also discusses curbs on addictive features

France and Romania seek further assurances on Brazil’s food safety compliance

MEPs want €136.1 billion for defence and space in the next MFF

MEPs urge NATO to strengthen its Black Sea posture

Digital gets €50 billion, while space gets at least €45 billion under preliminary deal

Conservatives and far-right would free oil and gas importers from emissions reporting obligations until 2030

Nicotine pouch taxes and cross-border purchases remain sticking points

Bulgaria’s only wastewater pathogen sequencing laboratory faces an uncertain future after funding ran out and all trained staff were dismissed

Both countries have put an end to months of escalating diplomatic tensions

EU executive wants 'political agreement before the end of the year' regarding Kyiv's €70 billion shortfall

Digital Fairness Act should not pile more obligations on companies, warns Berlin

The court, including its judges and prosecutors, have come under attack from Donald Trump

The partnership allows participating allies to reduce procurement costs by pooling demand for goods and services

In today's edition: DNA report, dark patterns, Booking.com

In today's edition: Palantir, ECF, refineries

Also, in Thursday’s edition: Ireland defends work on EU-wide taxes

Sovereignty is about control not where your HQ is, the company's European chief says

A new Brazilian president is unlikely to change attitudes towards the agreement, while resistance in the EU may persist

The cordon sanitaire is an 'abomination' says Nicola Procaccini, Giorgia Meloni's main man in Brussels

The Left seeks outright rejection, arguing longer phase-outs would endanger consumers

Efforts to delay reporting requirements by one year descend into chaos

Lead MEPs are still aiming for a December plenary vote

Montenegro, widely seen as the frontrunner for EU membership, is hosting a key Western Balkans summit