Retaining a separate green energy target could be seen as snub to 14-strong alliance of pro-nuclear capitals

A little-and-often approach would help sidestep internal divisions, Latvia argues

Commissioners meet at palace built for King Leopold II to celebrate his reign over Congo

In post-Brexit Brussels, the Irish are sought after as English-language wordsmiths, spokespeople and all-round communicators

Also, in Thursday’s edition: Irish speechwriters, Ukrainian firefighters, Russian sanctions

Some 80% of all bicycle frames are manufactured in Asia

PiS infighting is having consequences at EU level

Brussels lifted sanctions on Moscow's most luxurious fur

There are concerns that Philippe Musquar is too close to the EPP, whose finances he will be tasked with monitoring

The symbolic EU plaza has become a barren concrete lagoon, after three years of building work

Also, in Monday’s edition: racism storm, Ukraine, peace talks

Also, in Friday’s edition: MFF, China, Kallas, Meloni v Sánchez

After a Trump World Cup curveball, von der Leyen turns to the Schuman quarter’s finest footballing talent

Economic imbalance must be addressed with a proper strategy, not countless new initiatives, Bart De Wever warns ahead of EU leaders summit

Lawmakers are pressing EU institutions to help fund a monument outside the European Parliament commemorating victims of communist and fascist regimes

Albanian leader urges the EU to keep Western Balkan 'kids all together'

It comes amid calls to radically rethink the bloc's membership model

France's Qwant will this week become the default search engine on MEPs' computers

Also, in Tuesday’s edition: return hubs, Frederiksen returns, Moldova, and what’s a farmer?

Operating a 24/7 state of emergency can become a self-fulfilling prophesy, Sabine Weyand warns

Abela lauds 'historic win', but Labour's supermajority is almost halved

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Albania is the 'EU Taliban', fanatical about joining, jokes Edi Rama

Malta's economic performance trumped other concerns

British trade minister hinted at a copycat Mercosur deal – but stopped short of confirming plans

Also, in Tuesday’s edition: Order of Merit, Turnberry, jet fuel

"We'll be a member of the European Union" by then, Ferit Hoxha tells Euractiv

Also, in Friday’s edition: EU-US deal, Justus Lipsius, Israeli settlers, O Canada, Hantavirus outbreak

There has been a packed field of candidates for the role

Also, in Monday’s edition: Peter Mandelson, College of Europe, Brunner summoned

Also, in Thursday’s edition: ‘soft faces,’ Weber’s secret, Orbán’s farewell

Ursula von der Leyen's gaffe set off a chain reaction of criticism and replies