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Article / website Euractiv • 13/02/2026

Merz pours cold water on Macron’s push for Putin talks

Macron is still planning to set up a telephone call with Vladimir Putin

This archived item refers to merz pours cold water on Macron’s push for Putin talks. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 12/02/2026

France gives ground in ‘Made in Europe’ feud with Germany

Leaders are converging on Berlin’s less protectionist plan to revitalise EU industries

This archived item refers to france gives ground in ‘Made in Europe’ feud with Germany. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 12/02/2026

France goes all-in for nuclear in new energy roadmap

PARIS – France remains committed to nuclear power and will be more cautious about building up solar capacity over the next 9 years, the French government said on Thursday when presenting a long-delayed energy plan. This roadmap confirms a U-turn by Paris over an earlier plan to progressively switch off its huge fleet of nuclear […]

This archived item refers to france goes all-in for nuclear in new energy roadmap. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 12/02/2026

France, Italy compete for Germany’s favour at economic survival summit

Macron and Merz strain to project unity at Belgian castle, despite major rifts

This archived item refers to france, Italy compete for Germany’s favour at economic survival summit. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 11/02/2026

Scramble to rescue European industry pits Germany against France, again

Leaders are still deeply split over how much regulation to slash, and where to spend subsidies

This archived item refers to scramble to rescue European industry pits Germany against France, again. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 11/02/2026

Cut consumption of imported meat, French diet guidelines say

Livestock lobbying looms large in tense political climate

This archived item refers to cut consumption of imported meat, French diet guidelines say. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 10/02/2026

Berlin calls Macron’s pitch for more EU debt a ‘distraction’

Disagreement comes just two days before EU leaders meet for an informal summit in Belgium

This archived item refers to berlin calls Macron’s pitch for more EU debt a ‘distraction’. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 10/02/2026

Macron pushes for EU joint debt as bloc ahead of competitiveness summit

Failing to defend themselves, Europeans “will be swept aside”, the French president warned

This archived item refers to macron pushes for EU joint debt as bloc ahead of competitiveness summit. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 06/02/2026

France’s agri-food trade surplus slumps to lowest level in decades

Farm minister Annie Genevard is calling for “general mobilisation”

This archived item refers to france’s agri-food trade surplus slumps to lowest level in decades. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 06/02/2026

France, Canada open diplomatic outposts in Greenland

The step comes amid intense US pressure on Denmark and Greenland

This archived item refers to france, Canada open diplomatic outposts in Greenland. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 04/02/2026

German politician ‘disillusioned’ by sovereignty push with France

For Paris, buying European means buying French, per a leading member of Germany’s government

This archived item refers to german politician ‘disillusioned’ by sovereignty push with France. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 04/02/2026

Le Pen’s 2027 presidential bid in doubt after prosecutors seek five-year ban

If convicted, Le Pen could appeal though any decision would likely come too late to organise a national campaign

This archived item refers to le Pen’s 2027 presidential bid in doubt after prosecutors seek five-year ban. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 03/02/2026

Prosecutors to request bans from office in Le Pen appeal trial

Le Pen was sentenced to four years in jail and banned her from running for office for five years

This archived item refers to prosecutors to request bans from office in Le Pen appeal trial. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 03/02/2026

French cybercrime authorities search X offices in Paris

French prosecutors also said they had summoned X owner Elon Musk for a voluntary interview in April as part of the investigation

This archived item refers to french cybercrime authorities search X offices in Paris. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 03/02/2026

PFAS pollution: French citizens take on chemical giants

Case billed as Europe's largest ever class action lawsuit over contamination by 'forever chemicals'

This archived item refers to pFAS pollution: French citizens take on chemical giants. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 03/02/2026

Who won and who lost in France’s new 2026 budget

The main casualty appears to be the conservatives, long plagued by internal divisions

This archived item refers to who won and who lost in France’s new 2026 budget. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 02/02/2026

France opposes Commission’s plan to rewrite EU privacy rules

Paris isn't a fan of bid to change the definition of personal data in the General Data Protection Regulation, or other proposed privacy tweaks

This archived item refers to france opposes Commission’s plan to rewrite EU privacy rules. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 02/02/2026

French IT giant Capgemini to sell US subsidiary after row over ICE links

Capgemini has been in the spotlight for days over a deal its American subsidiary signed with ICE to identify foreigners and track their locations on US soil

This archived item refers to french IT giant Capgemini to sell US subsidiary after row over ICE links. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in February 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 30/01/2026

France blocks Eutelsat infrastructure sale on sovereignty grounds

"Eutelsat is Starlink’s only European competitor,” said Finance Minister Roland Lescure on Friday

This archived item refers to france blocks Eutelsat infrastructure sale on sovereignty grounds. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 29/01/2026

French public office fined €5 million over massive data leak on all users

The leak of sensitive information was estimated to have exposed data on 36.8 million people who had registered with the office over the last two decades

This archived item refers to french public office fined €5 million over massive data leak on all users. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 28/01/2026

France, Denmark and Greenland seek European unity on Arctic security

Greenland’s prime minister said the situation remained “serious”

This archived item refers to france, Denmark and Greenland seek European unity on Arctic security. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 28/01/2026

French far right softens on Trump, but won’t let go

With the 2027 presidential race firmly in sight, overt closeness to the US administration has become a political liability for the Le Pen's party

This archived item refers to french far right softens on Trump, but won’t let go. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 27/01/2026

French streamers held over death in live broadcast

French streamer Raphael Graven died during a livestream in which he and another man were struck and insulted by his younger colleagues

This archived item refers to french streamers held over death in live broadcast. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 27/01/2026

French minister calls for European unity on space security

Baptiste argued that all money allocated for defence and space in the EU's next seven-year budget should go toward European products

This archived item refers to french minister calls for European unity on space security. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 27/01/2026

Social media platforms must respect France’s ban for under 15s, says EU

But on Tuesday the Commission also stressed that only Digital Services Act enforcers can impose "additional obligations" on very large online platforms

This archived item refers to social media platforms must respect France’s ban for under 15s, says EU. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 26/01/2026

France launches bid to cut Europe’s tech dependence

Le Hénanff unveils observatory to map reliance on non-EU tech

This archived item refers to france launches bid to cut Europe’s tech dependence. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 26/01/2026

Indonesia receives first batch of French-made Rafale jets

The jets are part of an $8.1 billion deal agreed in 2022 for the aircraft

This archived item refers to indonesia receives first batch of French-made Rafale jets. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 24/01/2026

Macron says France to fast-track social media ban for kids under 15

The plan is for the legislation to be in force by the start of the next school year

This archived item refers to macron says France to fast-track social media ban for kids under 15. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 23/01/2026

French government survives no-confidence votes after budget forced through

Socialist backing had already enabled the government to pass the social security budget in early December

This archived item refers to french government survives no-confidence votes after budget forced through. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 23/01/2026

FIRST AID: French end-of-life bill stuck in deadlock

In today's edition: US-EU deal, WHO aid cuts, and children's skincare

This archived item refers to fIRST AID: French end-of-life bill stuck in deadlock. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 22/01/2026

France’s end-of-life bill stalls amid deep political divisions

Conservatives and socialists block key article for opposing reasons

This archived item refers to france’s end-of-life bill stalls amid deep political divisions. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 22/01/2026

FIRST AID: Trump and Macron clash over pill pricing

In today's edition: CMA, tariff bluff, and French nurses fight against harassment

This archived item refers to fIRST AID: Trump and Macron clash over pill pricing. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 21/01/2026

French plan to expand primate research centre sparks EU concern

France intends to triple the number of primates in its future national primatology centre

This archived item refers to french plan to expand primate research centre sparks EU concern. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 20/01/2026

Macron warns of ‘lawless world’ as tensions with Washington escalate

The EU has “very powerful” trade tools and must be prepared to use them when it is “not respected”, he said

This archived item refers to macron warns of ‘lawless world’ as tensions with Washington escalate. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 20/01/2026

Macron to invite Russia to last-minute G7 meeting in Paris

The invitation would be Russia’s first G7-format appearance since its 2014 expulsion over Crimea

This archived item refers to macron to invite Russia to last-minute G7 meeting in Paris. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Euro ministers nominate Croatia’s Vujcic for ECB vice president role

Boris Vujcic, 61, is head of the Croatian National Bank, a role he has been in since 2012

This archived item refers to euro ministers nominate Croatia’s Vujcic for ECB vice president role. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Poland eyes six-month medicine reserve amid EU supply fears [Advocacy Lab]

A medicine reserve plan via wholesalers merely delays the real solution of boosting local production over finite stockpiles, industry leader warns

This archived item refers to poland eyes six-month medicine reserve amid EU supply fears [Advocacy Lab]. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Better to engage with NATO than Trump’s rhetoric, expert says 

Showing commitment to the Arctic, instead of engaging in rhetorics could send a clear sign to the other side of Washington 

This archived item refers to better to engage with NATO than Trump’s rhetoric, expert says . The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Kubilius floated a 100,000 strong EU army, but with what troops?

For the proposal to be anything other than an exercise on paper, troops need to either be drawn down from elsewhere or newly recruited

This archived item refers to kubilius floated a 100,000 strong EU army, but with what troops?. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Denmark urges NATO mission to bolster Greenland’s defences

US pressure fuels debate over NATO role in Greenland

This archived item refers to denmark urges NATO mission to bolster Greenland’s defences. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

The Brief – Merde! The French were right all along

In an era where might makes right, Macron's foresight doesn't win us any points. But we'd be fools to keep ignoring his rallying cry

This archived item refers to the Brief – Merde! The French were right all along. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Europe’s ambitious transport network plan going off the rails

Key road, rail and waterway projects face soaring costs, decades-long delays

This archived item refers to europe’s ambitious transport network plan going off the rails. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

French government moves to push through 2026 budget without parliamentary vote

To avoid the fate of his predecessor François Bayrou, Lecornu has stepped up concessions to the Socialists

This archived item refers to french government moves to push through 2026 budget without parliamentary vote. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Parliament copyright report eyes AI companies paying news publishers

Compromise amendments to MEPs' text, obtained by Euractiv, also take aim at AI-generated deepfakes

This archived item refers to parliament copyright report eyes AI companies paying news publishers. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Brussels urges ‘restraint’ as Trump doubles down on Greenland

France, Italy push for a hard line as others warn against provoking the US

This archived item refers to brussels urges ‘restraint’ as Trump doubles down on Greenland. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Why Cogeneration still matters for Europe? [Promoted Content]

Without modernizing district heating systems, Europe will not achieve its climate goals. PTEC emphasizes the need for technological neutrality, phased transition, continued use of cogeneration units, integration of RES, energy storage, and Power-to-Heat technologies to ensure system security.

This archived item refers to why Cogeneration still matters for Europe? [Promoted Content]. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

IMF hikes eurozone forecast to 1.3% despite growth risks

The Fund warns the single currency area is still plagued by “structural headwinds”, while the global economy is vulnerable to a sudden collapse in US stocks

This archived item refers to iMF hikes eurozone forecast to 1.3% despite growth risks. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

EU Parliament slashes podcasts and visitor attractions to cuts costs

Revealed: Parliament's plan to be more efficient and save taxpayer's money

This archived item refers to eU Parliament slashes podcasts and visitor attractions to cuts costs. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

HARVEST: Parliamentary tests

In today's edition: The week ahead

This archived item refers to hARVEST: Parliamentary tests. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Meloni versus the ‘bazooka’

In Monday's edition: EUCO, Timothy Snyder, Le Pen fact-check, Kos’ cabinet

This archived item refers to meloni versus the ‘bazooka’. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Fico meets Trump, agrees EU is an institution in deep crisis

Fico described the talks as informal and open, calling the invitation a sign of “high respect and trust.”

This archived item refers to fico meets Trump, agrees EU is an institution in deep crisis. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

This is not America

The performative agitation of Europe’s political class has distracted from countless petty power games between member states and in Brussels. But the existential crisis won’t just disappear

This archived item refers to this is not America. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Vienna slams ‘uncoordinated’ electricity subsidies, while launching its own

The Austrian government has asked the EU to step in as it joins a growing list of the bloc's countries looking to shield firms from high prices

This archived item refers to vienna slams ‘uncoordinated’ electricity subsidies, while launching its own. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Why the EU should – but won’t – fire its ‘trade bazooka’ at the US

Calls to activate the anti-coercion instrument in response to Trump’s latest tariff threat are well-founded. The evidence suggests Europe will again stop short

This archived item refers to why the EU should – but won’t – fire its ‘trade bazooka’ at the US. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

AI companies are not being as transparent as the EU wants

Major AI firms slow to disclose training data under EU rules

This archived item refers to aI companies are not being as transparent as the EU wants. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 19/01/2026

Socialist to face far-right candidate for Portugal’s presidency

Portugal's socialist candidate Antonio Jose Seguro won the first round of the presidential election

This archived item refers to socialist to face far-right candidate for Portugal’s presidency. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 18/01/2026

Europe hits back at Trump tariff threat over Greenland

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Italy’s Giorgia Meloni said on Sunday they had spoken to Trump about Arctic security and his latest tariff threats

This archived item refers to europe hits back at Trump tariff threat over Greenland. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 18/01/2026

Oceans gain legal protection as High Seas Treaty comes into force

83 of the 145 signatories have ratified the historic text to date

This archived item refers to oceans gain legal protection as High Seas Treaty comes into force. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 18/01/2026

Sánchez: EU must build common defence, even without full bloc support

“Europe must move forward in its integration process and equip itself with a truly common defence," the Spanish prime minister said

This archived item refers to sánchez: EU must build common defence, even without full bloc support. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 18/01/2026

Meloni calls threatened US tariffs over Greenland a ‘mistake’

The Italian prime minister said she had spoken with US President Donald Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte

This archived item refers to meloni calls threatened US tariffs over Greenland a ‘mistake’. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 18/01/2026

Iran considers ‘gradually’ restoring internet after shutdown

The unprecedented communications blackout was imposed amid a surge in calls for anti-government demonstrations

This archived item refers to iran considers ‘gradually’ restoring internet after shutdown. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 18/01/2026

‘Bring it on’: UK’s Labour readies for EU reset fight

PM Keir Starmer's government is preparing to introduce a bill that would provide a legal framework for his much-touted "reset" of relations with the EU

This archived item refers to ‘Bring it on’: UK’s Labour readies for EU reset fight. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 18/01/2026

Portugal presidential vote wide open as far-right surge expected

The president of Portugal has no executive powers but can, in times of crisis, dissolve parliament, call elections or dismiss a prime minister

This archived item refers to portugal presidential vote wide open as far-right surge expected. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 18/01/2026

Beyond sovereignty: Why Europe needs an ambitious space policy

As mega-constellations proliferate, the aggregate risk of collisions, space debris, and orbital congestion grows exponentially. Without proactive regulation, we risk creating a cascade of destruction

This archived item refers to beyond sovereignty: Why Europe needs an ambitious space policy. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 17/01/2026

European leaders denounce Trump’s tariff threat over Greenland

An extraordinary meeting of EU ambassadors has been called for Sunday afternoon

This archived item refers to european leaders denounce Trump’s tariff threat over Greenland. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 17/01/2026

Trump’s latest tariffs threaten to torpedo EU-US trade pact

The chair of the Parliament’s trade committee told Euractiv he would urge the Commission to deploy the so-called “trade bazooka" next week

This archived item refers to trump’s latest tariffs threaten to torpedo EU-US trade pact. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 17/01/2026

Trump says to levy tariffs on European nations until US can acquire Greenland

From 1 February, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Finland would be subject to a 10% tariff on all goods sent to the United States, he said on social media

This archived item refers to trump says to levy tariffs on European nations until US can acquire Greenland. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 17/01/2026

Iran’s Khamenei says authorities ‘must break the back of the seditionists’

Iranian authorities have blamed the United States for the mass demonstrations they have called "riots" and "terrorist" operations

This archived item refers to iran’s Khamenei says authorities ‘must break the back of the seditionists’. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 17/01/2026

Thousands join anti-Trump ‘Hands off Greenland’ protests in Denmark

The protest comes after Trump threatened tariffs on countries opposing his Greenland plans and coincide with a US congressional delegation’s visit to Copenhagen

This archived item refers to thousands join anti-Trump ‘Hands off Greenland’ protests in Denmark. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 17/01/2026

EU advises airlines to avoid Iranian airspace

Protests erupted in Iran on 28 December, becoming one of the largest protest movements against the clerical leadership since 1979

This archived item refers to eU advises airlines to avoid Iranian airspace. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 17/01/2026

Europe’s Greenland recon exercise a first step to a more permanent presence

Following the deployment, Danish defence minister Troels Lund Poulsen said that “the intention is to create a more permanent military presence"

This archived item refers to europe’s Greenland recon exercise a first step to a more permanent presence. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 17/01/2026

Why Europe should sanction America

Brussels is mulling more economic restrictions on Iran and Russia. Why not the US?

This archived item refers to why Europe should sanction America. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 17/01/2026

MSC withdraws invitations to Iranian regime officials

The Munich Security Conference has withdrawn its invitations to representatives of the Iranian regime, after Euractiv made public their planned attendance. An MSC spokesperson told the news outlet Iran International that the invitations had been issued weeks ago and were now being revoked “in light of recent developments.” The phrase refers to the violent crackdown […]

This archived item refers to mSC withdraws invitations to Iranian regime officials. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

Iran protest movement subsides in face of ‘brutal’ crackdown

The "brutal" repression has "likely suppressed the protest movement for now", said the US-based Institute for the Study of War, which has monitored the protest activity

This archived item refers to iran protest movement subsides in face of ‘brutal’ crackdown. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: See you in Munich, Europe better be ready

A month to the Munich Security Conference – with Iran disinvited, high-stakes US–Greenland meetings this week, and von der Leyen pushing Europe’s bid to become a ‘military powerhouse’ – tensions are already running high

This archived item refers to the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: See you in Munich, Europe better be ready. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

MEPs ask European Commission for promise they’ll get a say on Mercosur

MEPs from across the political spectrum have asked the Commission for legal clarity

This archived item refers to mEPs ask European Commission for promise they’ll get a say on Mercosur. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

SAFE urges EU to tighten food rules on labelling and ultra-processed foods [Advocacy Lab]

Food advocacy groups says the EU must overhaul its food rules now or risk leaving consumers, especially low-income families and children, exposed to misleading claims, weak enforcement, and unchecked marketing

This archived item refers to sAFE urges EU to tighten food rules on labelling and ultra-processed foods [Advocacy Lab]. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

Russia holds hearing in €200bn case over frozen assets in EU

Filing the case, the Russian central bank said Euroclear had acted illegally in freezing the assets

This archived item refers to russia holds hearing in €200bn case over frozen assets in EU. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

Cybersecurity Act review to beef up certification schemes

The EU's cybersecurity agency ENISA will also see a broader mandate and gain additional resources, according to a draft version of the plan obtained by Euractiv

This archived item refers to cybersecurity Act review to beef up certification schemes. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

VOLTAGE: Green groups warn against plundering ETS revenue

In today's edition: wine biofuel, chemical union, Ukraine woes

This archived item refers to vOLTAGE: Green groups warn against plundering ETS revenue. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

FIRST AID: Biotech Act lost in translation

In today's edition: EMA, EU-India trade-offs, and Trump's health plan

This archived item refers to fIRST AID: Biotech Act lost in translation. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

FIREPOWER: France supplying two-third of Kyiv’s intelligence

Plus Luxembourg's defence bonds, the SAFE 8, and June deadline for a new Security Strategy

This archived item refers to fIREPOWER: France supplying two-third of Kyiv’s intelligence. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

From The Green Line to Brussels

In Friday's edition: Iran sanctions, Chinese hybrid levies, Parliament's omnibus, Borrell’s new job, MEP harassment allegation

This archived item refers to from The Green Line to Brussels. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

Farm ministers struggle to ‘take back control’ of EU agriculture

Agricultural experts push back as senior diplomats take over farm budget talks

This archived item refers to farm ministers struggle to ‘take back control’ of EU agriculture. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.
Article / website Euractiv • 16/01/2026

Greek civil war in the European Left

Syriza’s turmoil in Brussels mirrors its fragile position at home

This archived item refers to greek civil war in the European Left. The source originates from Euractiv and was published in January 2026.