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Young farmers urge EU to match rhetoric with funding

"Delays persist in tobacco and alcohol control legislation in particular", the paper reads

The official 2026 work programme also upgrades public procurement and product updates into "Acts"

Draft plan for when it takes up the rotating Council presidency next year focuses on the EU's digital autonomy and competitiveness, with a push to promote innovation in AI and cloud

Brussels running out of tools as capitals urged to act

The hard-right government of Giorgia Meloni vowed to cut the number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean to Europe

The Austrian foreign ministry said that more deportations of criminal convicts were being prepared

A green shipping deal torpedoed by the US continues to wreak havoc in the EU’s climate diplomacy process

Cyprus will primarily focus 'simplifying' regulations during its forthcoming presidency

The two countries said the law revision should not call into question zero emissions targets

Trump, seeking to broker a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, called on Moscow and Kyiv to stop the fighting "where they are" after talks with both sides last week

Few words have been used as frequently in Brussels this year as “competitiveness”. The mission statement for the new Commission at the start of the year was to restore Europe to a leadership position on the global stage. Implicit in that is the acceptance that the continent has fallen behind other major economies and that […]

The proposal will need approval of co-legislators, EU countries at the Council and MEPs, who can still push for more changes to the legislation

EU countries are divided on the reforms, and Tuesday's budget debate will expose whether the Danes really have the backing they need to charge ahead with the controversial structure

Euractiv spoke with the CEO of the French cloud provider S3NS, a curious hybrid of Google customer and EU sovereignty champion

As he was escorted from the courtroom, the man described the verdict as “unfair”

The Parliament's two biggest political group are already clashing over who should lead the institution in 2027

In today's edition: Trump's one-on-one pharma deals, COP11, health IT

In today's edition: AI Board agenda, Plenary debates of Google fine

In today's edition: Irish renewables push, COP30, Russian gas