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'We have requested both aviation and anti-aircraft missile systems,' Defence Minister said

The Friday edition of our PM newsletter looks at the week that was in European politics and policy

A dinner debate on expanding the bloc to Montenegro, Ukraine and Moldova was a 'damp squib'

Ukraine could face a €70 billion budget gap next year

The Ukrainian leader also asked EU leaders for at least €70 billion in additional support next year

By 13 associations representing renewable fuel producers and distributers* As the European Commission prepares the EU’s post-2030 renewable energy framework, it should ensure a clear, binding and economically efficient framework that continues to drive renewable energy deployment…

Zelenskyy defiant against Trump and Putin as EU leaders rally round

Zelenskyy warns that communications restrictions hamper Ukraine’s ability to intercept Russian drones

“Electric cars will prevail in any case,” insists Germany’s environment minister

EU farmers' organisations want CAP budget cuts reversed

Latvia, Denmark and the EU's foreign affairs chief back a renewed push to use Kremlin's frozen funds

Belgium’s prime minister links GSK’s restructure plans to US investment pressure and Chinese subsidies for clinical trials

Experts at the European Health Forum Gastein say fragmented funding, siloed data and a neglected environmental dimension are holding back Europe’s One Health response to antimicrobial resistance

In today's edition: combustion engines, synthetic jet fuels, wolves

But the two countries also oppose one another on EU space policy

Europe’s battery ambitions are increasingly becoming a test of its broader industrial strategy

Construction Products Europe warns that failing to treat the sector as a strategic industrial value chain could be a costly mistake.

Despite being an ally of Ukraine, Tusk has said the blame for the diplomatic crisis lies with Kyiv

In today's edition: SAFE, undersea cables, France-Italy

In today's edition: Digital Fairness, digital omnibus and Cate Blanchett

In today's edition: CAP, agrifish Council, EU-Mexico

Also, in Wednesday’s edition: E5, V4, ‘jumbo’ 2027 election year

The transition to a low‑carbon economy is no longer a distant ambition—it is an operational imperative. At Sappi, our decarbonisation journey is grounded in practical, scalable interventions that strengthen both environmental performance and long‑term business resilience. To date…

It is in the EU’s interest to keep Britain closely bound to the bloc, rather than defaulting to US vassalage

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar blamed recent tensions within the Budapest-Bratislava-Prague-Warsaw alliance on Viktor Orbán's government