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Vulnerable European Commission president will again need votes from ideological rivals
Probe finds snack maker tried to prevent products moving between countries so consumers could get lower prices
Also in this newsletter: Are the EU’s emergency energy measures becoming obsolete?
Investigation uses new powers to protect European companies from state-backed foreign rivals
The commercial peat extraction industry has been wound up but domestic use divides rural traditionalists and ecologists
Also in this newsletter: the EU green envoys on a joint mission to China
Brussels says subsidies distort European market in ‘strategically important’ sector
Also in this newsletter: EU leaders head to Lithuania to show solidarity
Also in this newsletter: the capital gulf between green goals and reality
Also in this newsletter: UN Security Council calls for ceasefire in Gaza, UK accuses China of cyber attacks, neurodiversity in the workplace
Big Tech groups are the first to face full investigations under bloc’s Digital Markets Act
Also in this newsletter: Finland’s PM on the threat from Russian migration
Brussels proposes ‘legal task force’ to explore ways to use the common budget for defence
Advocate general of bloc’s top court says decision against world’s biggest gene sequencing group should be annulled
European Commission president unblocked €10bn to secure Budapest’s backing for Ukraine aid
Keir Starmer is looking for ways to rebuild relations with the EU step by cautious step
Planned deal aims to shore up country’s economy and curb migration
Proposed law would impose de facto ban on use of plastic recycled outside the bloc
Ola Källenius believes increased competition will help Europe’s car industry produce better vehicles
Directive aims to ‘determine employment status’ of about 28mn riders and drivers, but bloc regulation remains fragmented
Officials say new route for humanitarian aid would help tackle famine but is no substitute for trucks
European Commission strategy to boost common procurement resembles a ‘planned economy’, says one diplomat
Provisional deal empowers Brussels to investigate and destroy products and could raise trade tensions with Beijing
This week is the deadline for large online platforms to comply with new EU regulations on competition. Too little too late, say some
Planned rules will leave cardboard fast-food cartons alone and not force consumers to switch to reusable containers
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