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Unless a fragile liberal and left-wing coalition can stop them.

EU policymakers are coming back to the idea of a cap-and-trade system for the farm sector, where curbing emissions has lagged behind.

The European Parliament’s farmer-packed agriculture committee is hindering a push for environmental sustainability and consumer interests.

Maroš Šefčovič and Wopke Hoekstra pass plenary vote to take up European Commission posts.

European lawmakers are keen to show support for Armenians, but Azerbaijan’s gas diplomacy makes sanctions unlikely.

With the Green Deal on the line, lawmakers from all sides focused on signaling over substance.

‘My impression is that we wait for problems and then try to solve them,’ says former EU farm commissioner.

Brussels increasingly is willing to ramp up measures to combat what it views as China’s unfair trading practices.

ID group cites tech billionaire’s release of Twitter Files as protection of freedom of expression.

It was opposites day for the health agenda.

Center-right lawmakers are pushing to significantly water down proposed European guidelines on cleaner air.

The EIB needs a new boss. Here are the contenders. (Although to be honest, some of them are just making up the numbers.)

The wind in Paris is blowing in favor of Spain’s Nadia Calviño, but Macron is notorious for taking last-minute decisions.

As attacks continue, the animals leap onto the election agenda.

Reynders will step in as Vestager goes on leave to chase EIB post.

Margrethe Vestager, the European Union’s longtime antitrust czar, announced today that she has gone on leave from the Commission, having been assessed as a fit candidate for …

New export controls hitting ASML fit tougher European line on trading with China.

Left-leaning lawmakers aren’t keen on Wopke Hoekstra as EU commissioner for climate.

An explosion in vaping rates among kids is prompting Europe to rethink its approach to regulation.

She was a prominent voice on health issues for the European Union.

Local leaders, struggling to get wealthy residents to abide by water restrictions, are calling on the EU for help.

Shortcomings in the current rules leave Europeans exposed to harmful chemicals.

Brussels has a key gas deal with Baku, but reports of a food and fuel shortage in Nagorno-Karabakh are increasing calls for it to take action.

The resource-rich region wants to build up local supply chains — and the EU wants to be its ‘partner of choice.’