MEPs prepare measures to counter global steel overcapacity flooding European markets, as the bloc’s manufacturers warn of plant closures and structural damage to industry.
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche has secured European regulatory approval for the first blood-based Alzheimer’s diagnostic test, signalling a shift in early dementia detection.
EU defence ministers met this week to discuss reinforced military support for Ukraine and EU defence readiness as Middle East conflict reshapes the security landscape.
Why the European Central Bank’s most difficult challenge in 2026 may be holding the line against a premature reaction to a supply-side energy shock.
Reflections on why the European Union must build a coherent, enduring defence doctrine rather than a reactive set of measures driven by today’s headlines.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s diplomatic tour reinforces ties with Gulf states amid concerns over freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Berlin announces a new active cyberdefence framework, allowing security agencies more proactive responses to attacks on critical infrastructure.
The Council adopts a decision concluding a Passenger Name Record agreement with Iceland aimed at preventing terrorist offences and serious cross-border crime.
A new Commission report finds uneven enforcement of the 2009 Employers Sanctions Directive and recommends targeted reforms to protect labour standards.
Preliminary data reveals the eurozone economy expanded by a mere 0.1 per cent in the first quarter of 2026 as Middle East energy shock hampers consumption and investment.
