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With five allies across Europe, Paris and Madrid have a blocking minority in the Council

Document obtained by Euractiv eyes reducing "strategic dependencies" on US

US could have used Anthropic's Mythos "to be coercive", Puzder suggests

ApexBrasil chief insists Brussels only seeks further guarantees

Search for countries to host the controversial deportation centres extends beyond Africa

Officials say the device was a naval drone "similar to those used in Ukraine"

Ukrainian president urges “ending this war through direct engagement between us” and calls for meeting with Russian leader

In today's edition: undersea cables, civilian firms, AGILE

In today's edition: free CO2 emission permits, Methane Regulation, whales

Also, in Friday’s edition: enlargement, EESC, China, Verhofstadt, Pahlavi

Damage to the vital infrastructure also risks huge disruption in mainland Europe

Will Dublin start negotiations from scratch or use the current proposal as the basis for further discussions?

New tool could need to apply to 'entire segments of value chains', senior European Commission official says

The invitation came shortly after the EU warned that the Taliban's 'systemic violations' of women’s rights may amount to 'gender persecution'

Three quarters of European CEOs say the conflict has harmed short-term prospects

Faroese Prime Minister urged to at least consider animal suffering in traditional 'grindadrap'

Europe’s energy security would be built on the appropriation of land, water, and renewable electricity from its southern neighbours

Meloni seeks to prevail where Berlusconi failed, by reversing a decades-old atomic energy ban

New line-up will be 'a technical government, not a political one'

Western Balkans countries and Moldova should be involved more in the daily business of the EU, as they progress on domestic reforms, a Franco-German paper suggests

Welcome to Red Thread, Euractiv’s weekly newsletter on the EU’s relationship with China and the wider Asia-Pacific. I’m Christina Zhao in Oceania, joined by Anupriya Datta in Europe. This week, we explore Beijing’s economic coercion playbook… Over the past two decades…

Efforts to implement the law “rationally" does not mean compromising on sustainability, energy commissioner says

A Socialist MEP argues the economic case for the measure is weak

The Commission's draft Cloud and AI Development Act won't protect the bloc's economy from a Trump kill switch

Mutual mistrust and strong Hungarian opposition to fast-track membership will not make Ukraine's path to the EU an easy one