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Planned AI 'evaluation capacity' could be quite powerful, experts suggest

Everything you need to know about the big parliamentary reshuffle

AfD would call time on Schengen – if the party ever achieves power

Tomorrow the European Parliament will vote on a €47 billion budget for the student programme

Smaller businesses and NGOs struggled to have their voices heard by European Commission

He also seeks to extend EU telecom rules to US Big Tech

Cross-party European Parliament group demands progress on abolishing 'daylight saving' switch after years of deadlock

Also, in tonight's edition: Police raid offices in EU Parliament

Industry and energy committee figure of €4.39 billion is still far short of current spending

Venture capital is however increasingly concentrated on a few large-scale investments

Criminal investigation is looking at the misuse of over €4 million by a previous far-right ID grouping

Poor supply planning is blamed for Bulgaria's struggle to meet demand during an expanded free vaccination campaign

Digital Services Act investigation will also examine risks to travellers' data

Coalition of countries keen for a longer delay stymie deal

Kateřina Konečná spent years in the most far-left group in the European Parliament

In today's edition: organic, EU-UK, Black Sea

In today's edition: methane rules, energy demand, car CO₂ standards

In today's edition: military mobility, Black Sea, icebreakers

Unusually, President Milei will not be meeting Abascal in person

Rome wants the EU foreign affairs chief to be the Commission’s “clear second-in-command for external affairs”

New EU emergency plan could allow exceptional measures during mass arrivals – even without evidence of foreign interference

Oslo sees Brussels' strategy for the region as green light for oil, gas exploration

Danish prime minister attacked Sánchez's pro-migration policy as a threat to Europe

Eight EU governments want market freeze as regulation struggles to keep pace

Minimum spending targets could bridge the gap between Commission and Parliament