- — The Brief – 4 April 2025: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
- Euractiv's Friday review of the week in the news, where you decide which is which.
- — Member states ready to move on measures to fight unfair trading practices
- The Polish presidency will seek to adopt the Council’s position on the file, paving the way for negotiations once the Parliament has adopted its amendments to the proposal.
- — EU pledges €12 billion to consolidate its position in Central Asia
- This is a "different approach" to that of China or Russia, von der Leyen said.
- — AI in journalism: The good, the bad, the ugly
- The rise and integration of AI in our daily lives is not a futuristic fantasy, and of course, journalism is not exempt.
- — Agrifood and Fisheries Policy Conference [Advocacy Lab Content]
- Euractiv hosted its flagship Agrifood and Fisheries Policy Conference on 25 March.
- — Trump slams France’s Le Pen ruling and asks for her release
- “It is all so bad for France.”
- — AI-CODE empowers media professionals to harness AI for good
- AI and immersive digital environments continue to blur the line between fact and fiction. European journalists can leverage AI to strengthen citizens’ trust in their work.
- — Macron urges French companies to halt investments in the United States
- In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Sweden’s Volvo increasing car production in the US after tariffs, Romanian soldiers on parental leave found working as mercenaries in Congo, and so much more.
- — Romanian soldiers on parental leave found working as mercenaries in Congo
- The ministry of defence confirmed that 466 soldiers who had been transferred to reserves engaged in security-related activities in Congo.
- — Slovakia: junior coalition partner calls on Fico to “dismiss” Šefčovič over US tariffs
- The party criticised Šefčovič for his passive stance regarding US tariffs.
- — Macron calls on French companies to suspend investments in United States
- The French president stressed that the response to the American offensive should be found at the European level.
- — ‘The end of the American century’: Why Trump’s tariffs will hurt the US more than the EU
- Trump’s protectionist policies and general volatility could transform the nature of the EU-US relationship, accelerate multipolarisation, and end the hegemony of the US dollar, analysts said.
- — Money heist: Why Italy’s health-care system is on life support
- Italy’s spending on permanent hospital staff fell by €28 billion over the past 11 years and doubled for freelance medical staff in 2023 alone, Nino Cartabellotta, president of the Gimbe Foundation, recently told parliament.
- — In vino calamitas: How Trump’s tariffs are threatening EU agriculture
- As tariffs become a reality, we take a closer look at the European products most at risk in this trade war
- — Europe’s controversial quest for an Alzheimer’s drug
- Why there's no miracle cure for the disease (yet).
- — EU legislators ‘more eagerly awaited than ever’ at Europe’s flagship tech conference
- "For an MEP, Vivatech is the best place to discuss Europe's role in driving innovation," said Bitouzet.
- — The Brief – On stage in Berlin, it’s ‘Waiting for GroKo’
- Ongoing German coalition talks have delayed Chancellor Merz's debut, but the preliminary agreements are reason for concern.
- — Zaharieva says big research program can be ‘stand-alone’ within Commission’s superfund
- Commissioner appears to give up on fully private research and innovation fund
- — Europe delays 2040 climate target amid member state pressure
- “90% is only feasible, if at all, if negative emissions in the ETS and certificates from third countries are recognised,” said Peter Liese, a German MEP who speaks for the centre-right EPP on climate issues.
- — EU outsiders scramble to avoid being caught in US tariff crossfire
- To avoid being caught in the EU-US crossfire, Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Liechtenstein are scrambling to mend ties with both.
- — EU nuclear power industry and Jørgensen plan high-level meeting
- The talks are set to touch on some key European Commission initiatives on the bloc's investment needs, fuel diversification and small modular reactors.
- — Le Pen appeal: What happens next?
- In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Trump carpet bombing global trade – Irish pharma on borrowed time, Meloni not ruling out tariff response to the US, Greece eyeing Israel for ‘Shield of Achilles’ dome, and so much more.
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