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The announcement comes after the Commission was accused of copy-pasting Microsoft's amendments into EU law

The new government has appointed a minister for nature and animal welfare instead

Italy has repeatedly urged Brussels to permit additional energy-related expenditures

The decision is a setback for the so-called Huawei-gate probe

Ukrainian drone strikes cast shadow over St. Petersburg Economic Forum

EU General Court agrees Meta's Marketplace should not be designated but Messenger remains under DMA

Criminal network allegedly used fake subsidy declarations to siphon EU funds

In today's edition: nuclear deterrence, Ireland's presidency, EDPCIs

In today's edition: Denmark fossil gas exit, wildfire defence, PPWR

Under EU rules, the public deficit must not be above 3% of GDP

Also, in Wednesday’s edition: Berlaymont Dark Lord, Huawei-gate, tech, Hungary-Ukraine

Questions remain over how it would complement the US nuclear umbrella

Bernd Lange says leaders must, however, deal with numerous trade problems stemming from China

The announcement was made after a meeting of national military planners

The need to step up defence spending is uncontested. But capitals are largely ignoring a key fiscal mechanism to facilitate the boost

MEPs accuse the European Commission of handing over the money without human rights checks and balances

Lawmakers strike partial deal on EU rules for carry on baggage, but remain at odds over compensation

Light-touch EU mechanism for certification could see US giants cherry-picking friendly assessors

Anti-tobacco advocacy groups describe report as a “disinformation tool”

New "special envoy" pick follows concerted industry push to roll back EU AI rules

European Commission wants ‘deployment of AI solutions across the entire energy value chain’

Lawmakers urge Parliament to enforce transparency rules and resist industry narratives

Protesters have 'no chance' of stopping the multi-billion investment, says Edi Rama

French health minister estimates annual cost at around €100 million

The Chinese e-commerce giant breached the bloc's Digital Services Act (DSA) by failing to stop unsafe products from spreading on its marketplace