Cohere stands on both sides of the Atlantic after merger with Aleph Alpha

Supermarket cakes would face the levy but not traditional bakeries

Germany’s ‘ridiculous’ carve-out demand threatens to torpedo plans to centralise financial supervision

Even Germany or The Netherlands face hospital preparedness gaps

'Europe has to be willing to say no,' former lead negotiator says

Civil-society groups opposing the bill plan to demonstrate outside parliament

EESC president Séamus Boland is 'cornered by his own lies' staff allege in new letter

Also, in tonight's edition: Nominations are in for Parliament's Sakharov prize

Polls are not yet a prophecy of victory or doomsday scenarios

'We have identified the means to cover Ukraine's budget and defence needs for 2026,' Brussels and Kyiv say in joint statement

He deplored that SAFE has not led to a change of behaviour from capitals over joint procurement

Tundu Lissu, the Tanzanian activist, got the support of EPP and ECR

EU and Canada to forge deeper ties on minerals, energy, AI and security at Montreal summit on 29-30 October

Europe has a stronger foundation than ever to advance early detection of type 1 diabetes. The evidence is established, policy and clinical guidance are in place, and a number of countries show what is possible. The next challenge is coordinated action that delivers better outcomes for patients, health systems and society.

Commissioner says a Russian attack on EU factories would trigger NATO’s Article 5

One year after the Copenhagen Pledge, European business leaders urge policymakers to turn competitiveness ambitions into action. Reducing regulatory burdens, strengthening the Single Market, improving access to capital and energy, and accelerating permitting are essential to unlocking investment and growth in Europe.

Study finds women have almost closed the gap with men as dispensing of stimulant drugs more than tripled in a decade

Nordic life sciences startups should make themselves more visible as global investment dynamics are getting tougher, say international investors

Also, in Thursday’s edition: Swedish tips to fight Brussels gang violence

EU rules are a product of 'the ideological climate of the late 1990s,' said one club owner in Puglia

One scenario under consideration is the evacuation of people from the Baltic states

Ursula von der Leyen, who is touring the Western Balkans, will announce a new enlargement strategy on 6 October

COVID lesson were not learned, said EU pharma boss

Gibraltar defends EU-UK deal and its maritime environment record against Spanish criticism

A delegation will head to the island on 16 November

Also, in tonight's edition: Minecraft vs EU

Warm words and applause for idea that Britain might request to rejoin

The Defence Secretary is delivering his State of the Armed Forces address on Wednesday

French conservative puts challenging the primacy of EU law at heart of his presidential campaign

Early elections remain unlikely

Antibiotic use in Austria is increasing over time, an official said

National authorities will look into in-game virtual currencies

EU and Thailand enter final stages of trade talks this week in Phuket

US defence giant beat rival Northrop Grumman to secure the contract.

In this Thought Leadership Interview, James Kanoff, CEO and co-founder of Terradot, discusses the potential of enhanced rock weathering as a carbon removal technology and its role in helping to address climate change while supporting agricultural productivity.

The new network will feed independent research into policy, as the government widens pharmacists' frontline role

Also, in Wednesday’s edition: MEPs to scrutinise acquittal in Caruana Galizia case

Some see Jens Flosdorff's new role as a reward for decades of service to the Commission president

China is scaling up production and challenging Japan’s grip on a growing global market

What's behind the 'explosion' in data breaches hitting the public sector

It was hiding in the most unlikely place: the end of a web address

Tbilisi sees an opening as the OSCE remains deadlocked over its 2027 chairmanship

"Brexit has done more harm than good. We need to restore a higher level of growth and prosperity for Britain," he told the Labour Party's annual conference

Rome and Prague want price controls and a delay to ETS2

Also, in tonight's edition: a Greens leadership contest

The alliance sent a response to a non-paper from Russia

Excerpts of old messages attributed to the National Rally president challenge his party's efforts to shed its antisemitic past

Political pressure piles up on Pedro Sánchez following a dramatic eviction in Madrid

Rutte reiterated that NATO has all the options for countering threats

The event pitches wine as part of a healthy lifestyle