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Negotiators are likely to meet again in November

Auditors urge spending restraint as shortfall heads towards €21.8 billion in 2027

Bloc's energy chief warns of 'tough winter'

Niculescu pledged to attract investment, create jobs and strengthen Europe

Lawmakers agree requirement for agent in all EU export markets should be scrapped

MEPs plan visit to Bulgaria’s coast amid suspected Russian drone attacks

Belgrade had previously criticised members of the EP's observation mission

Costlier fertilisers and disrupted trade threaten to push up supermarket prices

Europe needs new antibiotics to combat the rising threat of drug-resistant microbes

Tougher labelling rules put Brussels at odds with US industry

EU trade chief stresses relations with Britain are of 'vital importance' in current geopolitical context

EU foreign affairs chief says European support is the only reason Ukraine can resist Russia

In today's edition: Arctic security, mines, drone evacuation

In today's edition: DNA compromise, Lithuanian presidency, French riots

Budget negotiations have so far taken an axe to the EU's aid external spending

The MEP rejects the allegations, saying they relate to professional activities that ceased when he took office

Marko Kivila, chief executive of the Baltic states' joint venture behind the line, says the next EU funding programme should be ‘more predictable, more flexible, and faster to deploy’

Companies can't be expected to invest heavily in electrification while they face high electricity prices, said the four countries

The Commission wants the negotiations to wrap before the end of the year

Alliance within European People's Party say energy crisis has pushed prices too high already

The country's grip over supermarket prices has long irked Brussels

Putin has repeatedly ruled out meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy until after a final peace deal is ready

Twenty Social Democrat MPs have criticised the Left party’s stance on antisemitism, organised crime and terrorism

Icebreakers are traditionally civilian vessels, but they can support military operations by opening sea lanes

But draft document does not touch on copper switch-off or spectrum licences