EU’s wobble on carbon tax damages industry, warns Yara chief
'It is not a gift to European industries,' said the CEO of the fertiliser giant
Europe’s chemical workers need decisive action—now [Promoted Content]
Europe’s chemical industry is in the middle of an industrial and social emergency. Since 2023, at least 21 major sites have announced closure, average capacity utilisation has slumped, 30.000 jobs have already been affected—with up to 200,000 at risk within five years without corrective action. This is not creative destruction; it is unmanaged decline driven […]
Chinese takeover underscores crisis in Germany’s sausage sector
At the start of Green Week in Berlin, the sausage industry is taking a hard look at itself
Greenland belongs to the EU, Macron says
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius have not been aligned on how much Greenland can expect EU protection
McNamara to lead AI simplification in civil liberties committee, S&D gets data
Coordinators formally decided which groups would get the lead on Thursday, with most rapporteur names still pending
Paris election exposes deep divisions on the French left
The rift between the Socialists and the far left, sharpened by months of clashes in parliament now appears entrenched
What’s personal? Presidency polls countries ahead of data omnibus talks
The Cyprus-led Council presidency is asking capitals' views on proposed omnibus changes to the GDPR's definition of personal data and on pseudonymisation
VOLTAGE: The race to save Europe’s glacier records
In today's edition: Ryanair loonies, chemical friends, Polish blackout
Merz claims EU approval for massive gas-fired power plant deployment
Berlin allowed to subsidise more than a dozen new gas power stations, EU source confirms
Why fair trading is Europe’s hidden competitiveness advantage [Promoted Content]
Europe’s competitiveness depends on fair, predictable trading within its value chains. Extending EU Unfair Trading Practices rules to all grocery products and suppliers would curb buyer power abuses, restore investment confidence, strengthen supply chains, and support innovation, resilience and consumer choice.
FIREPOWER: Commission disarray over EU’s defence of Greenland
Plus FAC Agenda, Security Strategy, and Ukraine's Support Loan
FIRST AID: Far right moves to shape medicines law
In today's edition: Tobacco legislation, drug pricing, obesity strategy
HARVEST: Big Wednesday
In today's edition: Olive oil, India, Morocco
THE HACK: Goodbye BEREC, hello ODN
In today's edition: DNA leak, Council's EU-US fingerprints, Knafo report amendment
Elon Musk caves to pressure over Grok deepfake porn scandal
The AI chatbot’s developer xAI said on Thursday that it’s implementing "technological changes" to restrict users from creating sexualised images of "real people"
Zelenskyy says to declare ‘state of emergency’ in Ukraine’s energy sector
"A permanent coordination headquarters will be established to address the situation in the city of Kyiv" Zelenskyy said after holding a meeting on the situation
EU ‘military powerhouse’ won’t save Greenland
In Thursday's edition: IRGC terror designation, Tulsi Gabbard, Putin proposal rebuffed, EU-US data-sharing, Meloni backlash
Five years on: Europe’s next chapter in crop protection [Promoted Content]
As CropLife Europe marks five years, we see the new EU political cycle as a chance to modernise delivery without weakening standards. With our 2030 commitments underway, we are ready to help scale an integrated toolbox, digital uptake and sustainable competitiveness for European farming.
Far-right MEPs target green rules to steer Critical Medicines Act vote
Patriots and ECR lawmakers are rallying against the EU's wastewater rules
Greek parties shaken as mother of train crash victim enters politics
Recent polling suggests Karystianou’s party could draw support from both left- and right-wing voters