- — THE HACK: EU’s Cybersecurity Act 2 draws China’s ire
- In today's edition: Showtime for Knafo report, MEPs stab Democracy Shield
- — HARVEST: Ten votes
- In today's edition: Mercosur, CAP reform, EU-US
- — VOLTAGE: Germany, Italy push for sweeping EU action on permitting delays
- In today's edition: Deregulating industry, boosting air passenger rights, ever greener electricity
- — UK upper house approves social media ban for under-16s
- "This vote begins the process of stopping the catastrophic harm that social media is inflicting on a generation", Conservative lawmaker John Nash said
- — Von der Leyen’s strategy goes south
- In Thursday’s edition: Mercosur post-mortem, Trump steps back, EU competitiveness, migrant returns, Democracy Shield
- — INTERVIEW: ‘Agriculture needs its own budget’, says CAP rapporteur Norbert Lins
- The German MEP rejects folding farm policy into broader EU spending plans
- — ‘Civilizational Erasure?’ The EU brings peace and prosperity
- Trump’s MAGA is undermining the free world and turning friends into enemies. But Poles, Estonians and other former subjects know that the alternatives to the EU look much, much worse
- — The growing stakes of Arctic security
- The Arctic is at the center of Europe’s agenda after renewed US demands for "immediate negotiations" to take Greenland
- — Trump to unveil ‘Board of Peace’ at Davos after Greenland backtrack
- The US president has invited leaders including Vladimir Putin, Benjamin Netanyahu and Viktor Orbán to join
- — New renewables overtook fossil fuels for the first time in 2025
- Europe's electricity production is increasingly climate friendly, despite growing reliance on gas for back-up
- — Voluntary CMA tools will fail to address shortages, warns Belgian MEP [Advocacy Lab]
- Lawmakers warn that without binding obligations and funding, the CMA risks falling short of delivering real security of supply across the EU
- — Rise of AI summaries risks weakening news brands, warns Reuters Institute [Advocacy Lab]
- “All news looks the same,” says the Reuters Institute’s Nic Newman, with AI systems weakening the link between journalistic brands and accountability
- — Trump announces Greenland ‘framework,’ backing off force and tariffs
- US president had earlier ruled out an invasion of the world's largest island
- — EU poised to ram through Mercosur trade deal, despite official delay
- Legal loopholes could allow provisional application despite Parliament’s court challenge
- — The Brief – He came, he mocked, he buckled
- If we filter out the bluster, Davos delivered a rare Trumpian climbdown. But Europe would be naive to assume that Trump is willing to just move on
- — European Parliament calls for an operational EU mutual defence clause
- EU countries are increasingly worried that the United States will not defend Europe
- — Mercosur delay shatters von der Leyen’s grand geopolitical strategy
- “Other countries around the globe might think twice before doing agreements with the European Union,” says a senior EPP lawmaker
- — Ryanair CEO uses spat with Musk to sell tickets, talk politics
- Michael O'Leary urges Europe to stand up Trump – while slamming online anonymity and EU environment policy
- — Philosopher Žižek calls for EU troops in Greenland
- The EU, however, has very limited military capacity
- — Parliament says Commission’s ‘Democracy Shield’ against disinformation too weak
- Russian interference and Big Tech pose ‘dangerous cocktail’, rapporteur warns
- — EU parliament unites against rollback of air passenger rights
- No end in sight to deadlock with capitals over baggage, compensation rights
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