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The procurement will replace equipment donated to Ukraine

Patient organisations welcomed inclusion of orphan medicinal products within the scope of the legislation, industry focused on competitiveness

Concern is rising about holiday chaos as a fallout of the energy crisis. But Europe's energy ministers mainly skipped a ministerial summit held in Cyprus

No mention of windfall tax in 'catalogue' of best practices drawn from around Europe

As an alternative solution, MEPs from the left propose to provide EFSA with more staff and money

The EU executive warned a binding law could take years

Fertiliser producers could retain free pollution permits for longer

It's not about conditionality, but about European self-confidence, Síkela said in Brussels on Wednesday

EDA chief Denk says expansion reflects appetite for EU cooperation

The plan also foresees tackling health and vaccine disinformation abroad

Cyprus, Greece and Romania suggest Europe's energy transition can wait

Abdul Qahar Balkhi currently serves as spokesman of Afghanistan’s foreign ministry

Turkey shut its border with Armenia in 1993

Europe's defence is going through a "tectonic shift", Kubilius said

"No hard feelings," Rama told Euractiv after Meloni thanked him for recommitting to migration deal

The EU vowed to end all imports of Russian gas and oil by the end of 2027 due to the war in Ukraine

As the EU advances the Circular Economy Act, policymakers should prioritise harmonisation and ambitious collection systems, building on Europe's world-leading and unique paper and cardboard recycling model.

Dublin puts life sciences competitiveness at the heart of its six-month term, but tobacco regulation falls outside the scope of the high-level programme

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