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Iran war pushes Portugal to halve fossil fuel use over next 10 years
Energy and Climate • May 08, 2026

Iran war pushes Portugal to halve fossil fuel use over next 10 years
Belgium urges EU to save industry by getting tough on China
Competition and Industrial Policy • May 06, 2026

Belgium urges EU to save industry by getting tough on China
Sweet peppers, table grapes, olive oil: Pesticide breaches are rare but growing, EU food watchdog finds
Agriculture and Food • May 05, 2026

Sweet peppers, table grapes, olive oil: Pesticide breaches are rare but growing, EU food watchdog finds
Peppers, grapes and olive oil: Pesticide breaches are growing, EU food watchdog finds
Agriculture and Food • May 05, 2026

Peppers, grapes and olive oil: Pesticide breaches are growing, EU food watchdog finds
Hard choices test breakaway climate summit
Agriculture and Food • May 02, 2026

Hard choices test breakaway climate summit
The EU-Mercosur deal takes effect — but the fight over it goes on
Agriculture and Food • May 01, 2026

The EU-Mercosur deal takes effect — but the fight over it goes on
Nearly half of EU metals exports at risk of higher US tariffs
Energy and Climate • April 29, 2026

Nearly half of EU metals exports at risk of higher US tariffs
Last year was hot. Next year will be even hotter.
Energy and Climate • April 29, 2026

Last year was hot. Next year will be even hotter.
Battle of the Budget: EU Parliament vs. Germany
Agriculture and Food • April 28, 2026

Battle of the Budget: EU Parliament vs. Germany
EU Parliament vs. Germany in the battle of the budget
Agriculture and Food • April 28, 2026

EU Parliament vs. Germany in the battle of the budget
EU Commission: Blame Berlin and Paris for red tape, not us
Agriculture and Food • April 28, 2026

EU Commission: Blame Berlin and Paris for red tape, not us

LVMH-owned leather-maker linked to deforestation pushes to weaken EU green law
Agriculture and Food • April 27, 2026

LVMH-owned leather-maker linked to deforestation pushes to weaken EU green law
France drops climate from G7 environment talks to appease Trump administration
Energy and Climate • April 24, 2026

France drops climate from G7 environment talks to appease Trump administration
World’s greenest countries eye drilling as fix for Iran crisis
Energy and Climate • April 23, 2026

World’s greenest countries eye drilling as fix for Iran crisis
Eni founder’s nephew threatens to sue Meloni government over multi-billion Africa strategy
Energy and Climate • April 22, 2026

Eni founder’s nephew threatens to sue Meloni government over multi-billion Africa strategy
EU to prioritize jet fuel supplies in new emergency energy package
Energy and Climate • April 22, 2026

EU to prioritize jet fuel supplies in new emergency energy package
EU attempts to outmaneuver Iran rollercoaster with emergency energy plan
Agriculture and Food • April 21, 2026

EU attempts to outmaneuver Iran rollercoaster with emergency energy plan
How the EU’s mega energy crisis plan will — and won’t — help
Agriculture and Food • April 21, 2026

How the EU’s mega energy crisis plan will — and won’t — help
EU Commission jobs reshuffle on hold as chiefs stick in post
Agriculture and Food • April 20, 2026

EU Commission jobs reshuffle on hold as chiefs stick in post
New merger rules are no free ride for European champions, says Teresa Ribera
Competition and Industrial Policy • April 17, 2026

New merger rules are no free ride for European champions, says Teresa Ribera
EU countries to call for faster green transition over Iran fuel crisis
Defense • April 15, 2026

EU countries to call for faster green transition over Iran fuel crisis
Fossil fuels face higher taxes than electricity under looming bill
Competition and Industrial Policy • April 14, 2026

Fossil fuels face higher taxes than electricity under looming bill
Access to trees is becoming a luxury in European cities
Energy and Climate • April 13, 2026

Access to trees is becoming a luxury in European cities
EU Parliament threatens to delay €1.8 trillion budget talks until 2027
Agriculture and Food • April 10, 2026

EU Parliament threatens to delay €1.8 trillion budget talks until 2027
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