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Kyiv is set to receive in 2025 the lowest level of total support since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion

The step follows calls from several member states for the Council of Europe’s court to give them wider scope to manage migration and security

Several women accused the PSOE's leadership of having “dismissed” their formal complaints, an issue the party now attributes to a “computer error”

Not a single indicator improved this year, and three actually worsened

15th Statistical Report of the European Biogas Association underscores the strategic importance of biogases for Europe’s energy independence and defossilisation pathway, while warning that persistent regulatory uncertainty is slowing the sector’s growth at a decisive moment.

Nationally minded grid planning is being blamed for the EU’s widening cross-border cable gap

The countries get over €9 billion annually in reductions of their contributions to the EU budget

Women’s health continues to face critical gaps in research, care, and access, hindering progress towards true gender equality in healthcare. The pharmaceutical industry must lead by addressing women’s underrepresentation in clinical research, promoting patient-centered care, strengthening prevention, and fostering systemic collaboration from the outset of medicine development.

The Court ruled that the Commission correctly applied criteria to calculate the fine, as regards the gravity of the abuse, but lowered it because of the scale

In today's edition: Biotech, WHO pandemic agreement, AI

Small and medium sized enterprises drive our economy, sustain our communities, carry forward a legacy of skills and innovation.

In today's edition: Grids package, environmental deregulation, renewables

In today's edition: Google AI probe, Customs reform, AI & elections, Germany Space Act

Plus Kubilius' secret council, flagship projects, and military mobility emergencies

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