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Key disputes centre on approval timelines and environmental risk assessments in the EU’s pharmaceutical reform

With this move, the European Commission would gain great power in monitoring national governments’ progress in rearming

EVP Ribera stressed the need to resolve the technical issue “avoiding opening the regulation and [finding] other alternatives”

The downpour comes just a year after catastrophic floods in the Valencian Community left 229 people dead and caused unprecedented damage

Countries said the existing law’s target of having a fifth of chipmaking taking place in the EU is “unrealistic”

“The likelihood of this being about Russia wanting to send a message to countries supporting Ukraine is quite high,” Ulf Kristersson told a Swedish broadcaster

Early Council discussions show some EU countries keen to push back high-risk AI rules, a document seen by Euractiv suggests, while others want to stay the course

The sanctions reintroduced by the 27-nation bloc include UN measures barring dealing with Tehran’s nuclear and ballistic missile activities

The ballot is overshadowed by fears of vote buying and unrest, as well as an “unprecedented campaign of disinformation” from Russia, according to the EU

The measure restores sanctions suspended under the 2015 nuclear deal