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CAIDA gives Commission say over private sector provision in 'specific circumstances'

Fears that attack was planned on a cruise ship

Italy has neglected solar power despite huge potential compared to northern Europe

In today's edition: nuclear weapons, Defence Council, northern flank

Key figures in this year's global climate politicking point to energy crisis as reason to double down on green transition

D9+ keen for a unified front on tackling social media harms but Estonia has age check concerns

EU countries have approved sanctions against Iranian individuals and entities involved in disrupting the transit through the Strait of Hormuz

One of the most debated topics concerns the operational implications of the AI Act

France among only four countries to back corporate fleet quotas

Leo XIV found accord with Spain's beleaguered prime minister over migration and multilateralism

One-size-fits-all proposal amid deadlocked EU talks would clearly cross MEPs' red lines

The so-called 'drone wall' remains largely undefined

The goal is to shorten the time between innovation and deployment

In today's edition: D9+ huddle on child safety, AI envoy backlash, Puzder's China warning

Also, in Monday’s edition: EESC, EU petitions, carbon pricing, equal pay, Taliban

As the High Seas Treaty enters implementation, Mediterranean countries face a strategic choice: shape the rules from the outset or remain on the sidelines. In a region defined by ecological interdependence and fragmented governance, participation in implementing the Treaty is a s…

With industry divided, EU climate officials are hoping to push through a tightening of the ETS

Roughly 100 additional warheads were deployed and operational in 2026

Campaigners say it gives citizens access to Brussels, but not leverage over it

Canberra expects the EU to introduce its own 'delay' soon

Lawmakers are pressing EU institutions to help fund a monument outside the European Parliament commemorating victims of communist and fascist regimes

Document shows that national experts object to the fast-track approach

Albin Kurti’s Vetevendosje won nearly 44% of the vote, according to early results, but fell short of a majority, setting the stage for potentially difficult coalition talks

The election comes after years of upheaval since Nikol Pashinyan was propelled to power in a 2018 street revolution

He called for a Europe 'free from the destructive principles of liberalism'