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Trades unions at the European Economic and Social Committee demand an independent assessment of the EU ombudsman

The country's eurosceptic government and public opinion still firmly reject adopting the EU's single currency

Zelenskyy is to meet with British, French and German leaders in London on Sunday

Both Moscow and Brussels are closely watching the vote

Kosovo has been trapped in a rolling political crisis, leaving it with only partially functional institutions

Brussels is increasingly viewing economics as akin to warfare. Does it have to?

Unilateral measures would "not be justified," says EU health chief

Rather than providing robust protection for cloud capacities, the EU again went soft on the US, falling far short of sovereignty

'European Parliament rules do not provide for the removal of members of the Bureau from office in the event that they join a different political group,' Picierno's office told Euractiv

Just 12 EU countries reported their collaborative equipment procurement data

Albanian leader urges the EU to keep Western Balkan 'kids all together'

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'