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'There will be photos, they'll kiss each other warmly on both cheeks...'

Brussels remains one of the world’s most important hubs for trade associations. These organisations play a unique role in the democratic process of policy-making: they bring industries together, help structure collective interests and connect business priorities with European policymaking. But the environment around them is changing quickly. The policy landscape is becoming more political, complex […]

Europe faces a defining economic challenge: how to strengthen competitiveness and industrial resilience while staying on course for decarbonisation. As policymakers implement the EU’s competitiveness agenda – from the Competitiveness Compass to the Clean Industrial Deal and the evolving “Made in Europe” agenda – attention is increasingly turning to a critical question: how can Europe […]

Hybrid construction gains traction as Europe searches for faster housing solutions

In today's edition: Quantum defence, Ukraine loan, Lithuania

In today's edition: REACH reform, car CO2 standards, Council summit bloat

An analysis commissioned by Amazon finds that private capital is an essential partner in scaling emerging technologies, deploying low-carbon solutions, and building the industry alliances needed to meet the continent's climate ambitions, and boosting the competitiveness of European companies.

In today's edition: Pax Silica, Digital Fairness Act, chat control comeback

In today's edition: AI, Ebola and mental health

In today's edition: livestock strategy, Ukraine, UPFs

Also, in Thursday’s edition: Spain sues Commission, EEAS sec gen, Taliban

Tehran has already portrayed the deal as a victory

Reopening the REACH regulation is off the table for now – but changes are possible if EU countries can agree

The US move has sparked fear it could leave Europe vulnerable in the face of an aggressive Russia

Spain is among 13 countries enjoying a geographical over-representation of EU civil servants in Brussels

The new hub will focus on quantum sensors, computing and communications

Rome says banning use of world's worst greenhouse gas favours Germany's Siemens

Bardella is interested but her strategy might not work outside Italian politics

EU to announce first tranche of Ukraine loan in Poland

Experts warn that funding challenges and a severe shortage of medical staff could undermine the project even if construction eventually goes ahead