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Senior French foreign ministry officials "did their level best to clip my wings", he said

Even though Moldova’s vote is a bold step towards the bloc, there is still a lot of ground to cover

Animal testing science has developed significantly in 20 years; now it’s time to align industry with new non-animal testing methods

Key disputes centre on approval timelines and environmental risk assessments in the EU’s pharmaceutical reform

With this move, the European Commission would gain great power in monitoring national governments’ progress in rearming

Any other concessions "would undermine our environmental ambitions without putting a stop to the relocation of production to third countries," French Industry Minister Marc Ferracci warned

Competing with Asian shipbuilding has tested the EU’s maritime industry; now there’s hope a new strategy can give Europe an edge

Dati is among the growing list of high-profile French politicians whose political ambitions risk being barred by judicial condemnations

Palm oil, blamed by the EU for deforestation but vital to Indonesia’s economy, sits at the heart of the WTO dispute

A majority against the law “is not likely”, particularly because “there is no uniform line within the EPP group”, said a spokesperson for the German industry association (BDI)

On Monday, industry ministers discussed reducing administrative friction on tech companies with Enrico Letta to further the EU’s economic integration

Austrian train operator ÖBB said on Monday it was going to stop its Vienna/Berlin-Paris night train connection from mid-December

After the EU's top court ruled that the deal breached the principle of self-determination, Brussels was given 12 months to comply

Hattmannsdorfer warns supply restrictions drive higher prices across EU

"Ukraine's hinterland is secure. No-one is going to attack it from there," Orbán said

Berlin, Paris and other major funders of the EU budget have moved to block divvying up funds along geographic lines

Russia is a ‘paper tiger,’ French Foreign Minister Jean-Michel Barrot said on Monday

EVP Ribera stressed the need to resolve the technical issue “avoiding opening the regulation and [finding] other alternatives”

The downpour comes just a year after catastrophic floods in the Valencian Community left 229 people dead and caused unprecedented damage

Countries said the existing law's target of having a fifth of chipmaking taking place in the EU is "unrealistic"