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EU nature law survives conservative backlash in final Parliament vote
Right wing takes yet another stab at killing EU nature law
The EU’s trade deal with Latin America hangs by a thread. Here’s how to save it.
Former Belgian PM Sophie Wilmès enters EU election bid
How Europe learned to stop worrying and love TikTok
Brussels spyware crisis expands: Two MEPs hit in phone-hacking security breach
Von der Leyen’s 2nd-term pitch: More military might, less climate talk
European Commission President walks fine line between defending her green legacy and locking in support for another run.
The French farmer on a tractor is back — running the EU
It took just days after French farmers took to the streets for Brussels and Paris to backtrack on important green goals.
The Wild West in the plastic supply chain
Plastic pellet pollution has plagued the EU for years — and there’s little to no legal recourse.
Ban Amazon lobbyists, say snubbed EU lawmakers
European Parliament members say Amazon’s entry badges should be snatched until company will discuss working conditions.
EU countries strike deal on landmark AI rulebook
The bloc’s law to regulate AI overcomes threats of late opposition.
Fires and a toppled statue: Farmers clash with police by EU Parliament
Flemish farmers drink morning beers on Place du Luxembourg as food producers rage about green tape from Brussels.
EU election 2024: New poll shows right-wing populist surge
This shift could dramatically alter the European Parliament’s political landscape.
EU bends own pesticide rules, secret legal opinion finds
Documents obtained by POLITICO show that regulators in the EU are playing fast and loose with legislation meant to protect people from toxic chemical pesticides.
Farmer discontent spooks Macron as he weighs EU election pick
French president could back a pro-farmer lead candidate for his party in the next European election to head off wider protests.
EU Parliament calls to strip Hungary of voting rights in rule-of-law clash
Viktor Orbán blasts back at lawmakers.
Cows vs. bots: Farms stand to lose cash from telecom masts
Europe’s agriculture industry fears income drop as new rules would reduce costs to put mobile masts on fields.
Ursula von der Leaving: MEPs slam Commission chief for walking out of Hungary debate
Commission president leaving debate early described as ‘an insult’ and ‘shameful.’
EU set to allow draconian use of facial recognition tech, say lawmakers
Late tweaks to the EU’s artificial intelligence law have caused uproar over loopholes for biometric identification.
France’s new foreign minister heads to Ukraine
Stéphane Séjourné, appointed France’s top diplomat Thursday, is hitting the ground running.
European Medicines Agency scrambles for cash for ex-London office Brexit bill
The EU drugs regulator could face costs of €450M over 15 years after its sub-letter stopped paying.
The European Parliament has an election security problem
EU elections are coming but the institution’s cybersecurity isn’t up to scratch to fight off the imminent deluge of attacks, insiders warn.
EU negotiators strike political deal on AI Act
Commissioner Thierry Breton calls rulebook the bloc’s chance to ‘lead the global AI race.’
Fears grow that fossil fuel firms will capture booming hydrogen industry
Millions of tons of the gas are needed to help fight climate change and only one sector has the resources to make it happen.
France breathes sigh of relief as Mercosur trade talks stall
‘As soon as you say the words ‘free trade’ in France you face criticisms,’ says ally of President Emmanuel Macron.
How the political right took down Europe’s green agenda
Europe’s conservatives went on the offensive to wreck the Green Deal — and their strategy paid off.
EU strikes deal on cyber law for internet-connected products
Law will force manufacturers of the ‘Internet of Things’ to increase cybersecurity protections.