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In today’s edition: PM François Bayrou braces for defeat in a confidence vote, voters head to the polls in a tight race in Norway, and Donald Trump readies a ‘second phase’ of Russia sanctions

Carmakers also hiked price premiums on their clean cars, reversing previous cuts, Transport and Environment contends

EU farm ministers in Copenhagen expected to debate Mercosur deal informally, with Italy backing, France wavering and Poland opposed

So why are EU carmakers lobbying like crazy to slow down Europe’s transition to EVs and weaken the laws that underpin the transition?

Member states are set to discuss the proposed changes today

Emmanuel Macron faces an unappealing range of options

To even begin to offset losses in American foreign aid, Germany and Europe would have had to set up entirely new budget streams alongside existing commitments

As Norwegians head to the polls today, most neither know nor particularly care about the growing importance of the EU in their country's affairs

Amid growing protests and a looming court battle over austerity reforms, Romania’s government narrowly survives four no-confidence motions brought by far-right parties

Poland moves to scale back free healthcare for uninsured Ukrainians, citing cost concerns—despite an earlier presidential veto that blocked similar restrictions

The EU is mainly investigating the period since Mitsotakis' government took office

The attack on Ukraine's cabinet of ministers, a sprawling government complex at the heart of Kyiv, was the first such strike of the war

Autumn may be approaching, but amongst the chattering classes, things are heating up. Lean in!

New polling by More in Common found the party's base was becoming increasingly mainstream, with the number of female Reform supporters fast catching up with men

Trump's swipe at EU digital laws is a threat to the very foundations of democratic governance: the rule of law, freedom from foreign interference, and the protection of our children in the digital age

Portugal has experienced its hottest summer since 1931

Former US vice president Mike Pence addressed the protestors, and called for a "democratic, secular, non-nuclear Iran”

"The EPP must come clean about having an autocrat in the family," Nordqvist told Euractiv

Swiss businesses worry that competitors in other wealthy economies will have an edge. The EU, which landlocks the country, and Japan, have negotiated a 15% tariff and the UK secured a 10% rate

"We now look forward to the US swiftly implementing the agreed tariff adjustments," the Commission said in a statement obtained by Euractiv