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In today's edition: Irish election deepfake, DMA complaint against Apple

The unnamed new company could be operational as soon as 2027

“If we move, we must move all together," said Bart De Wever. "That’s European solidarity”

In today's edition: Biotech Act, Várhelyi Probe and the official end of Pfizergate

In today's edition: EU-US, CAP, food weaponisation

In a blow to Russian fossil fuel exports, the 19th package targets liquefied natural gas for the first time, and comes hours after the US sanctioned two large Russian oil firms

Quickly followed by a meeting of the coalition of the willing, and a first trilogue on the mini-omnibus

In today’s edition: both the EU and US are poised to impose new sanctions on Russia, MEPs send the simplification drive into uncharted waters, and Giorgia Meloni prepares to unveil a migration plan at a leaders’ breakfast

If global investors retreat after a market correction, Europe could sink deeper into technological dependency just when strategic autonomy demands the opposite

Ten-year project would see Justus Lipsius building re-open in 2036

Conservatives in Berlin would oppose “even if it said, 'everyone protects the soil except Germany,'' a parliamentary source said

Yet, Merz has ruled out any cooperation with the AfD

'We don't need to build a Maginot Line,' says French official, warning against buzzwords like the 'Drone Wall'

Belgium and the European Central Bank remain wary of the €140 billion scheme

Europe’s competitiveness must start with digital skills nurtured offline from kindergarten, and deeper online rural investment

Europe has talent and great researchers, but it needs seamless integration between technical, scientific, and entrepreneurial skills

Decarbonising cars is only half the journey; Europe’s real test lies in turning roads into engines of climate progress with intelligent systems

Financial authorities suspect a misuse of public funds allocated for organ donation awareness and training programmes, minister admits systemic issues causing poor transplant rate

"President Putin has not come to the table in an honest and forthright manner, as we'd hoped," said US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

Slovak PM Robert Fico appears to be satisfied he's got enough concessions on green laws from his EU counterparts