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A new US+E3 format has marked a shift in Washington’s approach.

The EU's health data plan faces privacy concerns and calls for stronger protections.

Price increases are due in 2029, just when the coalition’s term would regularly come to an end.

The British approach is not the way for the EU, said power sector association Eurelectric.

The document specifies that commercial eggs, including those from free-range hens, are still safe to eat.

Parliament and Council are still negotiating a common position, and will hold their next trilogue on 21 May. 

In Czechia, 75% of farmland is cultivated by large farming enterprises, a legacy of decades of agricultural practices.

Germany wants clarity that the 5G toolbox won't apply to fixed networks, while France wants tougher language on undersea cables.

Reading news has a one-way experience, now chatbots are enabling back-and-forth interaction, where readers can receive accessible explanations, no matter whether they have asked insightful questions, or not.

Progress is being made, but when the data proves that youth mental health prevention works financially and societally, why is very little being spent on it?

A Polish gynaecologist was barricaded in an office for over 50 minutes as police intervened in an escalating confrontation with protestors.

Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen, currently conducting platform trials in areas such as blood cancer and dialysis, has established a competence hub to support doctors and researchers in adopting the innovative trial model.

Meloni is the first European leader to meet Trump after he announced tariffs on the EU.

The European Commission has so far hesitated to impose strict measures on US Big Tech.

Meta is under investigation under the EU Digital Services Act over its treatment of minors online.

As Washington alienates talent, Europe could see an opportunity – and maybe even a plan.

After protests and threats, the government offers olive branch to farmers.

Investors expect two or three more cuts before the end of the year, as price pressures ease and Trump's tariffs intensify fears of a eurozone recession.

In March, Czechia still imported Russian fossil fuels worth €132 million, according to research by the think tank CREA. 

And the US competition cases and cyber rollercoaster.