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Patient groups warn new criteria could further slow access to rare disease and orphan therapies already reaching Greece years after EU approval

Jozef Síkela, the EU's EU's development chief, warned that 'foreign policy cannot be sentimental'

Open-source advocates warn EU faces twin deficits of scale and control as US dominates global infrastructure spending

The US and China now negotiate their rivalry bilaterally, sharing the gains and distributing the costs to everyone else

The Italian prime minister warned that security 'is not measured solely through military capabilities'

Ireland has been ranked a "beginner" and "clear outlier" by EU assessors with just five of its 47 public hospitals hold functioning electronic records

Russia deployed Oreshnik, its latest hypersonic, nuclear-capable missile, to Belarus last year

In today's edition: Greenland, EDPCIs, UK

In today's edition: open source comeback, X's hate speech pledges, EU social media newbies

Washington, locked in a war with Iran since US and Israeli forces launched strikes in late February, has struggled to break an impasse in negotiations

The new deal comes against the background of the free trade agreement that India and the EU signed in January

France’s demographic war enters the political mainstream

Fossil fuels can only serve as an “interim measure,” Irish minister says

MEPs expected to vote on deal in July

Washington eyes three new military bases in Greenland

Europe must recognise that effectiveness in modern warfare derives not from the sophistication of any single munition, but from the coherence of the system connecting them

'We are clearly telling the Russians: their state must end its war,' said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

'We are making sure that every citizen, regardless of their background, has the chance to build the confidence and skills needed to thrive in a digital world,' said Malta's economy minister

The EU assembly will test out expanding the use of 'blue cards', encouraging members to challenge each other on the debating floor

The Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System will take down drones 'at a much lower cost' than existing missiles systems

"We need a proper contest with the best candidates on the field, and I'll be standing," Streeting said on Saturday

Beijing has urged its companies to not cooperate with EU subsidies investigation

The Russian leader will seek to 'further strengthen the comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation' between Moscow and Beijing

'It’s a bit of a duck-billed platypus,' said former EU Ambassador James Moran about the EU's diplomatic arm

The EU is increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to manage one of its oldest problems: information overload