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A clear left-wing victory in Tuesday’s election could ultimately still benefit the right

European security agencies are investigating a wave of attacks on Jewish targets across the continent claimed by a previously unknown militant group, raising concerns about possible links to networks aligned with Hezbollah

Lawmakers across the political spectrum warn new plans could add confusion

European Commission plays down disappearance of keenly awaited proposal from April-May schedule

Including: European chief prosecutor talks, CONT Horizon vote, clean tech shortfall, CAP and more

Lebanon was dragged into the Middle East war when Hezbollah began firing rockets into Israel in early March to avenge the killing of Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

Eurozone business activity falls to a 10-month low, with rising energy costs stoking inflation concerns

As Europe navigates new trade agreements, including the Mercosur deal, and addresses ongoing challenges in the food supply chain, questions arise over market access, tariffs, and fair competition for European producers. At the same time, ensuring sustainability, resilience, and consumer trust in European food remains a priority.

The European Commission earlier urged Budapest to clarify the reports, calling them “concerning”.

In today's edition: Green hydrogen, gas, oil, migratory species

In today's edition: IFA World Cup tickets, Meta denies Kenya has EU data

In today's edition: EU-Australia, animal welfare, CMO

Tanks, Permits, EU-Australia

In today's edition: MFN, tuberculosis, Germany insurance

"Thinking that you can do it without the parents is the biggest mistake you can make"

Also, in Tuesday’s edition: Danish election, Australia, Kövesi, Meloni

Beijing has been playing the long game. Right now, it is winning – quietly, carefully, and with a patience that challenges Washington's assumed dominance

Policies once confined to the far right now command broad cross-party support, with even progressive allies largely aligned with the direction of travel

Europe’s main fraud problem is not just the criminals, it is the politicians, the EU’s top prosecutor has told Euractiv

MEPs set to vote this week on motion to give electrification strategic priority