Euractiv

“Let us not increase our dependencies on other parts of the world,” the EU’s climate commissioner said.

EU socialists are challenging Egypt’s recent move to seize land from one of Christianity’s oldest monasteries.

Sources tell Euractiv that EU countries have found compromise on the Commission’s major defence industry initiative.

Commission touts reform-tied funding and tech investment success ahead of 2028–2034 budget proposal.

Increased energy efficiency can help EU companies compete against their US and Chinese counterparts, but financial barriers need to be overcome to ensure progress.

Plant-based food bashing is back on the menu.

An eagerly awaited EU “defence omnibus” to cut red tape for the arms industry largely delivers smaller tweaks – but promises more sweeping revisions next year.

Everything, everywhere, all at once. Europe must discover its global identity while dancing between two elephants.

The body would provide “special scrutiny” of the European Commission’s alleged funding of lobbyists favourable to its own proposals.

The energy ministry’s office has now denied that Austria was considering a resumption of imports from state-controlled Gazprom.