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In an open letter, more than 40 civil society organisations have questioned the DPC’s independence after it appointed a former Meta lobbyist to be its third commissioner

The penalties were reduced for all three after they acknowledged their violations and cooperated with the Commission

In the context of the EU’s reindustralisation efforts, aimed at strengthening its manufacturing sector, boosting economic growth, and enhancing its strategic independence, new technologies and innovations continue to emerge. Industrial workplace environments are evolving too, reshaping the landscape for workers across all industries. As these transformations can pose risks to workers’ physical and mental health, […]

Moscow quit the ECHR in 2022 in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine but the court says it remains liable

Water scarcity threatens Europe’s competitiveness and resilience. Fragmented rules and weak incentives hinder progress, but industry is ready to collaborate with policymakers. Harmonised standards, strong enforcement, and cross-sector industrial alliances can turn this challenge into a shared opportunity.

Sánchez was also pressed on comments by US President Donald Trump, who suggested Spain should be expelled from NATO

Greek shipping leader warns that the Net-Zero Framework risks undermining the industry’s competitiveness and the IMO’s credibility if it’s not revised

Centre-right deal scales back EU due diligence and reporting rules, prompting criticism from Greens and campaigners

Two free cabin bags, compensation for delays, family seating rights, and no penalty for booking errors

For all Brussels’ willing, the heads of state gathered in Sharm el-Sheikh weren’t paying much notice to the EU position, whatever that might be