European Commission collaborates with EU countries' privacy watchdogs on first common DMA and GDPR guidance in a bid to simplify digital compliance

This is von der Leyen’s second defence this year

Controversial message-scanning proposal, which had been scheduled for a vote by ministers on 14 October, is back in limbo

The European Union and the United States are both trying to boost their own production of rare earths and better recycle what they use to reduce dependence on Beijing

Ireland’s bumper health budget unlocks innovative medicines cash, aims to spur global competitiveness

A position paper, obtained by Euractiv, also contains ideas on digital reporting obligations and streamlining privacy rules

Talks between the government, carmakers and unions in Berlin today could have major repercussions for EU policy

In today's edition: Snus, Life science strategy, Eu falls short on conversion therapy

And the latest Coreper moves on the mini-omnibus and EDIP

In today's edition: Game developers fret over; EU-US tech relations; Chat control

In today's edition: EU-Morocco, veggie burger, simplification

In today’s edition: Ursula von der Leyen’s Commission faces two censure votes in Parliament, both expected to fail, Friedrich Merz comes under pressure as car industry chiefs arrive in Berlin for a major summit, the new US ambassador to the EU says Brussels and Washington are ‘aligned’ on China, and two days of frantic consultations lay bare the fragility of Emmanuel Macron’s presidency

Stockholm challenges national bans, citing EU single market rules

Lawmakers accuse the EU executive of bypassing Parliament and ignoring court rulings

Despite her formidable intellect and understanding of Russia's political dynamics and elites, Merkel failed to grasp something very fundamental. It's a pity she is too weak to admit the error of her judgement

Pistorius says state stakes would help keep jobs and know-how in Germany

Domestically, the reform has also fractured Slovakia’s opposition

Israel and Hamas have “both signed off” on the first phase of the US peace plan, President Donald Trump and Qatar’s foreign ministry said on Wednesday night. “This means that ALL of the Hostages will be released very soon, and Israel will withdraw their Troops to an agreed upon line as the first steps toward […]

"When we put pressure on EU countries to spend money, we see a direct correlation with errors happening," said European Court of Auditors president Tony Murphy

Lecornu says dissolution of the National Assembly is off the table as Macron seeks a new government capable of passing the 2025 budget

The Socialist lead lawmaker on the file immediately announced her resignation as negotiator

S&D lawmakers say EU rules no longer match today’s tobacco market

Podemos joins government in backing permanent ban on arms and military exports to Israel

Effective due diligence needed to ensure critical raw materials are sustainably sourced, UN says

S&D lawmakers say EU rules no longer match today’s tobacco market