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

Leader steps down just short of two years since election victory

In today's edition: MEPs’ rocket plan, Nvidia, UK porn fine

Government savings plans come amid rising US pressure to raise drug prices

Already under fire seeking greater role in grid planning, the EU executive is now looking to unify power trading

A more integrated “Europeanised NATO” could take over the US deterrence role, EUISS report says

Eastern Europe has moved from words to action quicker, a top executive said

Negotiations aimed at cementing the Middle East ceasefire were overshadowed by disputes over key issues and fears of renewed fighting in Lebanon

Parliament president faces calls to impose disciplinary measure

The case is one of several corruption affairs to embroil the Socialist leader’s family and former allies

“This money must serve the development of Latvian industry,” Kulbergs said

Ukraine slammed the decision as a "strategic mistake" from which "only Moscow stands to gain"

Economic and political power is ebbing away from Berlin. But where is it going?

Heel-dragging from uncooperative capitals could see the budget eviscerated. Will the threat of failure avert a crisis?

The vote essentially means that Parliament is asking the Commission to withdraw its proposal

But the ambiguous framing could also allow foreign companies to participate in EU semiconductor projects

Capitals remain divided over the Commission’s proposals for new EU-wide taxes to raise €66 billion annually

Pigs are next on the list, according to a draft EU livestock strategy seen by Euractiv

The move aims to accelerate AI development and procurement

“Study the aggressor's technologies for the sake of global security,” Mikhailo Fedorov said

The proposal could also extend EU space programme funding to Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein

While he attends a summit of EU leaders in Brussels, a Madrid court decided to open a new investigation into Begoña Gómez, his wife

Montenegro is seen as a more realistic candidate than other EU hopefuls and would entail relatively low economic and political costs

In today's edition: Dutch minister, US NATO review, drones, PURL

In today's edition: Swedish platform W, democracy shield, ENISA Mythos 'talks'