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"We are certain that the drone is Ukrainian,” said the Greek defence minister

The company is among several oil and gas majors facing growing calls for a windfall tax

"The EU member countries have been a steadfast friend and have stood by us when we needed it the most," the Greenlandic leader said

Digital Networks Act plan for a Big Tech-targeted voluntary 'conciliation' mechanism raises capitals' hackles

Campaigners say reforms would reduce transparency over military transfers

Calls are mounting for the EU to roll over €650 billion in Covid recovery debt. But will ‘frugal’ countries, including Germany and the Netherlands, lift their veto?

Several capitals are amping up pressure to adapt copyright rules for post-ChatGPT world

Ursula von der Leyen trails possible "social media delay"

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In today's edition: hantavirus, Biotech Act, tobacco

In today's edition: energy transition, internal combustion engines, bottom trawling, ETS handouts

In today's edition: drones, Latvian resignation, Ukraine

In today's edition: cider, trawling, state aid, organic trade

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The Critical Medicines Act is intended to reduce Europe’s dependence on China and India for key medicines and pharmaceutical ingredients

Agora and RAP could create Europe's largest green transition policy shop

The case exposed the difficulties of presenting a clean break from the Orbán era

“If we don’t innovate, it will be China and the US making the calls,” warns Philippe Aghion

A president who defines himself as a deal-maker cannot return from Beijing empty-handed. In diplomacy, the side that needs the deal more is the side that concedes more

"We'll be a member of the European Union" by then, Ferit Hoxha tells Euractiv