EU countries would need to hit the 90% gas storage target only once between 1 October and 1 December, with interim goals remaining indicative.

The REACH chemicals regulation also allows for exemptions where Europe's defence is at stake, but the Commission argues that it is not in line with the new urgency over rearmament, and that some ...

Increased energy efficiency can help EU companies compete against their US and Chinese counterparts, but financial barriers need to be overcome to ensure progress.

An eagerly awaited EU "defence omnibus" to cut red tape for the arms industry largely delivers smaller tweaks – but promises more sweeping revisions next year.

The Parliament’s report on e-commerce and non-EU low value imports is set to be voted in the IMCO Committee next week.

Everything, everywhere, all at once. Europe must discover its global identity while dancing between two elephants.

Ironically, leaving out fathers from the Parliament’s own proposal could put the institution at odds with legislation it ...

Critics warn the move is unlikely to help plug the bloc's investment gap and risks increasing financial instability within the euro area.

Mamer, a career EU civil servant, served as Ursula von der Leyen's spokesperson during her first term, from 2019 to 2024. Since being replaced by Paula Pinho last year, he has been attached to the ...

Despite a broad consensus on streamlining regulation and fostering innovation, debate is stirring over how Europe should navigate the digital era. This Special Report takes a closer look.

With many mobile operators competing in a relatively small, stagnating market, fewer but stronger operators could be the spark that reignites the sector.

Aagesen slammed Spanish national grid operator Red Eléctrica, suggesting that what she described as the firm’s “lack of foresight” had contributed to the disaster. “We just did not have the means to ...