Barnier's bill on social security financing for 2025 aims to save around €4 billion, but still needs the blessing of lawmakers.

The implication is clear: von der Leyen’s Commission and the EPP can make separate deals with groups on both their right and left and still push their desired outcomes through.

NGOs have criticised the EU's Global Gateway initiative, calling it a 'neo-colonial' tool that mainly benefits Europe's strategic interests.

Quality of care and patient safety across the WHO European Region is seriously challenged, according to the preliminary findings of a new report presented during the European Health Forum Gastein.

The ESM takes stock of the increased global geopolitical divergence as a matter-of-fact secular trend that Europe needs to wake up to and safeguard its economic and policy toolkit against. Well beyond the issue of trade tariffs, one might add.

Temu is under the microscope by both the Commission and member states.

A new out-of-court body certified by Irish authorities to settle disputes related to the DSA has strong ties to Meta and the Hungarian presidency of the Council of the EU suggests a potential revival of the review of the e-Privacy directive in draft Council conclusions.

The awarding of Nihon Hidankyo, a grassroots movement of atomic bomb survivors, is a warning to countries who have nuclear weapons not to use them.

"We need to ensure a level playing field and effective enforcement of EU," says Luca Cassetti, secretary general of Ecommerce Europe.

Opinion polls show the main opposition Social Democrats led by Vilija Blinkeviciute ahead in the race with about 18% support.

With a US election less than a month away and winter set to arrive in Ukraine amid a barrage of Russian strikes on key energy infrastructure, the Ukrainian leader needs all the support he can get.

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Romania reiterated support for Moldova's EU membership bid.

Bulgaria already has two EU court rulings against it for air pollution.

The plans aim to "reverse the trajectory of degradation."

"Consolidation should be assessed [by national regulatory authorities] to maintain and develop effective and sustainable competition in the relevant market," reads the second compromise text seen by Euractiv.

"It is a humanitarian drama."

AIJN has published its vision for the future of the fruit juice industry, emphasizing the fruit juice industry's commitment to addressing Europe’s food security and promoting a healthier lifestyle. By adopting sustainable practices and offering nutritious products, the industry aims to align with the EU goals for a resilient food system.

The actions "could constitute war crimes"

Whether Barnier’s 2025 finance bill will be welcomed by lawmakers remains to be seen.