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Ireland’s life science sector has aspirations to become a centre of innovation in women’s health, boosted by female-led startups

Drones, Oreshnik, long-range

The two countries have also agreed to double existing bilateral trade to $30 billion by 2030.

In today's edition: Privacy watchdogs bark at deepfakes, gamers meet commissioners

Joint statement of the EU Presidents on the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Joint statement of the EU Presidents on the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

In today's edition: Climate spaghetti, Slovack threats, market design

In today's edition: CAP, food chain, Fao race

The ambassador cited "personal commitments" and sent a senior embassy official

In Tuesday’s edition: Zelenskyy, Kushner AWOL, returns, Syria, inter-institutional rivalry

Europe’s energy security depends on reliability and transparency rather than supply volume. The EU Methane Regulation improves methane transparency, reduces hidden risks and strengthens buyer leverage, making transparency a core element of a resilient and diversified energy system.

A wind industry lobbyist called it ‘terrible idea’

As Viktor Orbán faces his stiffest electoral test in more than a decade, a phantom sex tape, AI-fuelled propaganda and escalating smear tactics have thrust Hungary’s campaign into a surreal showdown where insinuation may matter more than evidence

From oil spills to art, Ukraine is recording the ecological toll of Russia's war

Ukraine's reconstruction doesn't just depend on territory defended, but on whether a generation capable of rebuilding and governing the country remains in place

Simplify climate regulation now or risk mesh lock-in, think tank warns

Four years after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Euractiv speaks with a military analyst about the realities of modern war

Campaigners urge swift overhaul of EU tobacco rules

If the budget is cut, the EU’s Horizon research programme could be among the first to lose funding

Der Bundesrat möchte bis 2045 zahlreiche Grossprojekte umsetzen. Der Bahnchef Vincent Ducrot plädiert dafür, nur so viel wie wirklich nötig zu investieren.