- — Financing the EU’s energy transition and competitiveness drive, can the two strategies co-exist? [Advocacy Lab Content]
- Normandy isn't Texas, and Europe can’t ‘drill baby drill’, but stronger technological leadership can accelerate Europe’s green game.
- — Macron pitches new trade route with India, defying Beijing
- An India-Middle East-Europe corridor is a daring proposal, but hopes could be overblown.
- — Cross-party pressure mounts on EU-US data transfers
- The Commission has not taken a position, apart from stating that the framework applies "irrespective" of who is part of the PCLOB
- — Reject energy price cap, industry urges von der Leyen
- Gas prices have spiked in recent weeks and are now at their highest levels since November 2022.
- — US defence chief Hegseth says return to Ukraine’s pre-2014 borders not realistic
- He also told Washington's NATO allies that they would have to step up and assume greater responsibility for Europe's security.
- — Civil society threatens to withdraw from GPAI Code of Practice
- "If it's just about fake participation to legitimate the process...then there's no point," Karine Caunes said.
- — Austrian government negotiations collapse again
- Talks between the far-right Freedom Party and the conservative People's Party have hit an impasse.
- — Commission plans to withdraw AI Liability Directive draw mixed reactions
- EPP rapporteur Axel Voss slammed the Commission for creating a ''Wild West'' that only benefits Big Tech.
- — MEPs irritated as von der Leyen skips presentation of her programme
- Ursula von der Leyen is in Brussels attending "high level meetings".
- — EU nuclear comeback needs ‘insane regulation’ fix
- The International Energy Agency boss said that upcoming small modular reactors should be governed differently than large scale nuclear plants.
- — Give us more money, Commission tells EU countries
- For the next EU long-term budget, “the status quo is not an option,” the EU executive wrote.
- — Trade dispute with China drains value of French wines, spirits
- Champagne sales, the biggest chunk of shipments in value, have fallen by 8% in 2024, due to increasingly strong European competition.
- — Power sectors gets specific on ‘Electrification Bank’ pitch
- The proposed fund would mirror the EU's existing 'Hydrogen Bank', but with key differences.
- — Everything you were afraid to ask about Germany’s election
- In today's edition of the Capitals, read about the upcoming German elections, another chapter of Meloni vs. ICC, and so much more.
- — EU fraud probe targets Belarusian trolleybus deal in Bulgaria
- The Belarusian state-owned company has been hit with EU sanctions following the Ukraine invasion.
- — Deputy Prosecutor General suspended in coup investigation
- Tusk has promised to restore the rule of law by reversing the judicial reforms implemented by the previous conservative government.
- — Slovakia suffers historic drop in corruption ranking amid Fico’s controversial reforms
- The decline is in stark contrast to the country’s performance before Fico's return to power.
- — Meloni vs. ICC: another chapter unfolds
- Justice Ministry has informally requested consultations with the ICC to address the case.
- — Majority of Romanians hold positive view of Trump presidency
- Romanians see Trump’s presidency as beneficial for the U.S., Romania, and the world.
- — Survey: Czechs are the most pro-nuclear nation in Europe
- 29% of respondents showed strong confidence in nuclear energy's highly positive impact.
- — Sánchez backs EU in trade clash as PP warns against provoking Trump
- The Spanish PM said a U.S. trade offensive against Europe would harm everyone.
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