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Europe’s mantra of “de-risking” means nothing if it doesn’t account for the imminent threat to Taiwan

Are power-intensive industrial sectors good or bad for the power system? It depends on where you start, say experts

Administrative overload is hurting Europe, slowing innovation and alienating citizens

Europe’s approach to animal testing must be designed with enough flexibility to ensure scientific progress can be adopted swiftly, say animal welfare experts

Czech patient advocate warn that ongoing EU negotiations risk rolling back decades of progress in patient involvement

The US ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker had already floated the idea of Germany taking over the alliance’s supreme commander role

With the wolves clawing at Europe’s door, there is an imperative to act together on defence and security. But the Commission is taking baby steps into uncharted territory

Crosetto noted that Italy, the UK, and Japan are working on the conditions under which new countries could join GCAP

If a European country becomes ‘majority non-European’, the strategy says Washington would reconsider its alliance.

Czechia, Finland, Luxembourg, and Greece spoke up against a French push for European rules to deliver a “truly sovereign cloud”