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Supporters say scheme is crucial to reduce Europe's dependence on US payment providers

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill points to a €4bn medicines bill and a reformed approval system, but opposition deputies warn that strategies are failing patients

Improvement in business activity comes amid 'encouraging' easing of inflationary pressures

Russia, China and Turkey could profit from EU vessels leaving the region, said Latvia

Trilogues are expected to start in July.

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Kobosko opposes indefinite spectrum licenses for mobile operators

Unlimited approvals to active substances could be extended to products, rapporteur MEPs suggest

The proposed legislation expands the legal powers of the anti-graft watchdog, the Integrity Authority

European agriculture ministers have largely backed the request

Europeans need more sovereign capabilities in space, air defence and deep precision strikes, Alice Rufo said

Brussels heavyweights are clashing over whether Brexit can be reversed and on what terms

Adrian Veștea's coalition fell short of a parliamentary majority after the far-right AUR withheld support

Belgian authorities have launched a procedure that could result in an arrest warrant being issued for former EU Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos, due to his alleged involvement in the Qatargate scandal, according to a Belgian judicial source cited by De Standaard and …

The €20 billion ‘modernisation fund’ is anything but, campaigners warn

The UK has sought to cultivate a closer relationship with the EU, though efforts have always been complicated by the strength of feeling this issue provokes

'Moldova is doing its part. We trust the 27 member states do the same,' said Maia Sandu

ECB chief also warns that 'the situation remains fragile, with risks of setbacks or possibly re-escalation'

European electricity network is ‘silently disassembling’, analyst warns

Germany is currently “the real pivot” of European rearmament, says former NATO Assistant Secretary General Missiroli

The challenge comes as lawmakers prepare key votes this week

The investigation and subsequent trial have intensified pressure on Pedro Sánchez

Legal experts offered two potential paths for the proposal

America will find itself on the 'wrong side of history', the Chinese minister says