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There are indications Israel breached EU agreement, bloc's foreign policy arm says
The European Union's diplomatic service said on Friday there are indications that Israel has breached its human rights ...
The EU’s struggle to stop funding Putin’s war
To many in Europe, the case for a rapid move away from reliance on Russian gas seems unarguable. As the EU seeks to bolster ...
EU plans to scrap anti-greenwashing rules after pushback
The European Commission said Friday it intends to scrap new rules against greenwashing after they hit a roadblock in the ...
EU regulator backs conditional authorisation for Madrigal's liver disease drug
The European Union's drug regulator on Friday recommended conditional authorisation of Madrigal Pharmaceuticals' Rezdiffra, ...
Transcript: EU pushes a UK-style trade deal with the US
This is an audio transcript of the FT News Briefing podcast episode: ‘EU pushes a UK-style trade deal with the US’ Josh ...
EU Quizzes Musk’s X over xAI Takeover Amid Digital Services Act Probe
The scrutiny comes as the European Commission moves forward with an investigation into X under new rules obliging popular ...
EU to review some drugs containing sodium oxybate
The European Union's medicine regulator said on Friday it has begun a review of some medicines that contain sodium oxybate ...
Chinese and EU trade officials hold talks after von der Leyen outburst
The two sides discussed export controls, market access and Europe’s electric vehicle tariffs, as they strive to get trade talks back on track.
EU’s Dombrovskis Says ‘Making Progress’ in Trade Talks With US
The European Union is continuing intensive trade talks with the US ahead of a July 9 tariff deadline set by President Donald ...
Apple devices in EU getting repair scores & battery life labels
Apple buyers in Europe will soon see repair scores, battery ratings, and energy labels on every new iPhone and iPad.
Brits could face extra holiday fee thanks to EU debt
While the idea is politically an easy sell, it would likely generate less than a €1 billion (£856m) per year, compared to the ...