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Trump and Putin agreed last week to hold another round of talks in the Hungarian capital, though a date has not yet been confirmed

With MEPs divided over the Commission’s 2028–2034 budget plan, EU governments are moving forward without them

In today's edition: ePrivacy derogation, VdL gets 28th regime

In today's edition: Week ahead, tobacco, wine tax

In today's edition: This week's agenda

Plus the agenda for the coming week

In today's edition: 2040, electrification, Russian energy ban

In today’s edition: EU diplomats meet in Brussels on the 19th package of Russia sanctions after Austria lifts its veto, foreign ministers in Luxembourg discuss Ukraine, the Middle East, and rising tensions in Georgia, and Swedish leaders clash over migration at the Socialist congress in Amsterdam, deepening the EU rift

As Europe’s industrial transition enters a decisive phase, the cement industry is ready to deliver on its climate ambitions but needs the right policy framework to stay competitive. The Cement Action Plan outlines measures to boost competitiveness, drive decarbonisation, and reinforce Europe’s autonomy.

The EU’s new pharmaceutical legislation is one of the most important opportunities ahead, says EMA head Emer Cooke

Can we really allow member states to object to the Ukraine loan on the grounds that this would undermine their standing in the eyes of other dictatorships who wish to use their money-managing services?

Governments and MEPs agree Russian gas must be banned from Europe - the question is when

‘We are ready for the Champions League,’ said Indra CEO José Vicente de los Mozos as firm eyes EU expansion

France's agriculture minister blames farmers for the spread

Brussels warns it will “closely examine” the billionaire’s ties to Agrofert, a major EU funds beneficiary, if he returns to power

Almost 63% of voters in the territory backed former prime minister Tufan Erhurman as next president

“We are way stricter on migration and on crime than we were before,” says Magdalena Andersson, head of the Swedish Social Democrats

"Georgia's leadership has for months been agitating against the EU, Germany and the German ambassador personally," Germany's Foreign Ministry said

The request, which would significantly disadvantage Kyiv, signals that Putin has not backed away from long-standing territorial ambitions

Democrats Abroad, the global arm of the US Democratic Party, invited participants to protest against the president's "heartless administration”