Bulgaria’s telemedicine proposal sparks backlash over state monopoly

Under proposed rules, all remote consultations between patients and doctors would have to be conducted exclusively through the state-run digital infrastructure.

EU budget’s green investment list fuels greenwashing concerns

Critics warn the EU’s method for labeling green investments opens the door to funding fossil fuels, military infrastructure, and high-emission transport under the guise of climate action

EU must take lead role on pharma, and patient access, says Czech minister

Belgian court halts arms transit to Israel via Flanders

Ruling says Flemish government failed to assess whether weapons transfers complied with international law.

Commission’s budget proposal bets billions on biotech

By merging health programmes into a wider competitiveness fund and boosting biotech investment, the EU is sending early signals to the industry

Von der Leyen’s mission impossible one-fits-all defence programme  

Commission outlines how EU defence industry policy will be streamlined into a single document.

EU investment bank now ready to pay for military gear production

The move reflects a growing push within the EU to redirect public investment toward defence and security, including military R&D and infrastructure

EU budget leaves health MEPs guessing at the prognosis

MEPs say the Commission’s vague health spending plans raise concerns about diluted priorities and insufficient transparency in the next EU budget.

US in talks with Europe on tapping defence stockpiles for Ukraine

The US is weighing sending Patriot systems to Ukraine but won’t risk its own security, its NATO envoy said.

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Ville Niinistö is seeking to extend a proposed Russian gas ban to include oil, targeting pipeline flows that still fund the Kremlin’s war effort.

Commission’s EU budget plan delivers major blow to fisheries

MEPs and industry representatives say the EU is weakening fisheries policy by burying it in a broader mega-fund

Paris restricts copper use in farming, fueling EU debate over alternative fungicides

France’s health agency is calling for an end to the “alternative-for-alternative” substitution approach in farming, urging instead the development of long-term copper reduction strategies.

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The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not say whether a new ambassador would be sent to Budapest

Brussels’ new tobacco tax plan sparks clash between industry and NGOs

Intense and uneven lobbying looms as NGOs face off against Big Tobacco

EU takes Hungary to court over Energy Charter Treaty dispute

Hungary is the only EU member state maintaining that EU-based companies could bring arbitration claims against other EU governments under the treaty.

Brussels launches legal action against Spain over bank merger powers

The Commission argues that Madrid's move undermines EU financial regulation and legal certainty for cross-border banking deals

UK teenagers could soon vote in general elections as government plans to lower voting age to 16

Other planned changes include introducing automated voter registration and making UK-issued bank cards an accepted form of ID at polling stations, which could see a huge rise in voter numbers.

Commission kicks off public consultation on Digital Fairness Act

In the consultation, which runs until 9 October, the Commission has kept the door open for a Regulation or Directive.

Zelenskyy names outgoing justice minister as Ukraine’s US envoy

"All the necessary procedures for approving her candidacy with Washington as Ukraine's ambassador to the United States are underway," the Ukrainian president wrote on social media.

Privacy NGO Noyb targets three Chinese apps with data access complaints

TikTok, AliExpress and WeChat stand accused of failing to live up to the General Data Protection Regulation's rules on data access.

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