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In Wednesday’s edition: Kubilius’ pensioners club, Herbst wins, Eurogroup, EUCO, green purge

Europe’s primary food processors transform around 220 million tonnes of raw agricultural materials, turning them into essential food products. Decarbonising these energy-intensive factories is a significant challenge that requires practical support and action from Brussels.

Synthetic political content is spreading fast, far beyond the reach of traditional journalism and EU regulation

Vincent Van Peteghem and Kyriakos Pierrakakis are “both cut from a similar cloth,” says one EU diplomat

Ukraine has vast potential to bolster the EU power grid

Member states plan a January review that could reshape – or replace – the Commission’s flagship defence proposals, diplomats say

The next Common Agricultural Policy could worsen gender gaps in rural areas, despite Commission reassurances

‘A large part of the problem concerns an over-reach into industrial policy – an area for which DG SANTE is less qualified,’ a lobbyist told Euractiv

The hard-won deal follows months of clashes amid faltering global climate progress

Niclas Herbst pipped Christine Schneider to the post in a vote by 23 CDU lawmakers

A narrow National Assembly vote hands Lecornu a fragile budget victory

While civil liberties are trampled in the US, the Trump administration is foisting its formula for "greatness" on regions beyond its jurisdiction

Persistent gaps in research and care leave many women invisible in a healthcare system built for men

Pitigliano’s experience with Amazon’s Dinner Club illustrates how digital platforms, long feared as a threat, now play a pivotal role in safeguarding and projecting Europe’s cultural identity.

Merz said he was 'not surprised' by the content of the strategy

Europe’s road to decarbonisation is stalling as investment gaps and national delays deepen

Berlin wants to remove a whole section of the EU rules covering environmental sustainability

Sustainability reporting and supply chain rules watered down after conservative/far-right alliance

Bulgaria’s strained healthcare system faces long court cases, expert shortages, and rising financial risks

The op-ed highlights persistent gaps in gMG diagnosis, treatment, and access. It outlines the socio-economic burden and the need to optimise care pathways in this disorder and the broader rare diseases space. The article presents the Rethinking Myasthenia Gravis project as an example of coordinated efforts driving evidence-based, person-centred reform ahead of its 2026 recommendations.