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A compromise on a nine-hour transport limit ‘remains unlikely,’ the Danish agriculture minister told Euractiv

The EU has finally approved the 19th package of sanctions against Russia. EU leaders meeting in Brussels for the autumn Council are feeling very self-congratulatory for this achievement, which was held up for weeks by Slovakia. They really shouldn’t. The best thing that happened to the EU this week was that President Trump suddenly cancelled […]

Two hospitals hope to beat traffic jams and speed up diagnoses using drones to transport samples, the trial hinges on whether the samples arrive intact

The prospect of sealing a €140 billion financial loan for Kyiv has been kicked back to December

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Two Spanish fighters in Lithuania were scrambled and continued to patrol the air, according to the Lithuanian Armed Forces

Some countries like France wanted the cash to primarily benefit EU industry

‘I am a bit frustrated that people still think that 72.5% in 2035 is the same as 90% in 2040,’ he told Euractiv

The EU has repeatedly vowed to back Ukraine "for as long as it takes". But the bloc's high talk of unwavering support has been worn down by Russia's dogged assault, the lapse in US security guarantees, and disagreement on the 'reparation loan'

The new rules aim to restore soil health across the EU by 2050

In a bid to boost the bloc's economy and competitiveness, EU leaders are less concerned where the majorities in Parliament come from, and more focused on making progress quickly

EU capitals clash over how to adopt the bloc’s position before key WHO tobacco control talks

People leading the drafting of high-risk AI standards have hit out at their fast-tracking in a letter to EU authorities

The ammonia value chain is struggling with uncertainty as emissions trading requirements change – the culprit is, incoming carbon border levy on imports

Parliament’s trade chair summed up his response as the ‘five S’s’: steel, standstill, suspension, safeguard, and sunset clauses

The draft also seeks more clarity on medicine stockpiling

Europe’s competitiveness depends less on research spending and more on skills. The EIT Education and Skills Days highlight how linking education, research and business can turn ideas into innovation, expand talent pools, and equip people to drive the green and digital transitions.

In today's edition: EU summit, climate fight, deregulation

Zelenskyy also praised the new package: “We waited for this – God bless, it will work"

Defence minister Margarita Robles discussed Spain possibly contributing to PURL with her Ukrainian counterpart on Tuesday