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The authorisation comes with strict conditions, including on-site inspections to prevent harm to protected areas

The new government’s coalition agreement positions Czechia as a sovereignty-focused actor in Brussels

Vilnius airport has already been forced to close for over 60 hours due to the balloons

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Europe’s cohesion and competitiveness depends on air connectivity, but we are at risk of losing regional airports because of overly stringent EU state aid enforcement. Allowing state aid to airports for operating costs is essential for keeping every region part of Europe’s economy and green transition.

“We don’t want to cede anything,” the Ukrainian president said, with territory still one of the main sticking points in peace talks

The Digital Services Act has come into effect after the first fine was issued to X. But as Big Tech and the US administration kick back, will the Commission use it again?

The most far-reaching change to the measures to protect the EU’s sensitive agricultural sectors is a ‘reciprocity obligation’ on production standards

Renegotiating the Water Framework Directive could ‘set us back years’ in tackling rampant pollution