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In today's edition: trilogue thriller, Industry 3.0, EDPCIs

Move follows similar US waiver, potentially putting pressure on Europe amid Iran energy shock

In today's edition: lessons from Ukraine, Elisabeth Zehetner interview, wastewater treatment

In today's edition: fertiliser plan, animal welfare, forests

Rare disease wait times rise to 801 days despite new framework agreements and record investment

New approach would help EU pack a bigger geopolitical punch and counter the influence of Moscow or Beijing, says confidential paper

Sales of petrol and diesel models will never return to 2017 peak, International Energy Agency forecasts

Expert calls Brussels’ €11.2bn revenue target “extremely unrealistic”

Parliament and national governments remain split over a range of politically sensitive issues

Before Trump, Greenland was ignored. Now 'we’re not ignoring them anymore,' Jeff Landry told Euractiv

British trade minister hinted at a copycat Mercosur deal – but stopped short of confirming plans

Subsidising the shock and waiting for it to pass will not answer a crisis whose full impact still is not visible

MEPs watered down conditions on implementation after EU governments rejected tougher safeguards

More technical talks are needed on cross-border transfers of defence goods

As Europe wakes up to the importance of energy resilience, no country has developed such strength as Ukraine. Now others want to learn

"Enough with fragmentation," a top NATO commander said

France looking at deposit scheme for plastic bottles and reuse strategy

The sudden move from Washington followed a spat between Trump and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz over the war in Iran

NATO testing can de-risk decision making for governments and investors

EU great and good get gongs to mark 'greatest political achievement in human history'

Tractors gathered outside Parliament as pressure mounted on Brussels

The handling of immunity cases is increasingly politicised within the European Parliament

It only took one home-made bomb to knock out a sizeable chunk of Berlin's grid for days

Washington and Tehran have been swapping proposals in an effort to end the Middle East war

Latest shift follows warning by US ambassador to EU against 'protectionist' rules