How to navigate Hungaryโ€™s EU presidency policy agenda like a pro

The countryโ€™s Council stint will be marked by political change in Brussels following the EU election.

France joins Polandโ€™s push to curb Ukrainian imports

The push to curb farm imports could cost Ukraine โ‚ฌ1.2 billion in lost revenue.

EU countries to stand their ground in broadband law negotiations

The EU Council of Ministers is considering a timid compromise on the tacit approval principle in the EU broadband law and remains dubious about ending intra-EU call surcharges, according to an internal document seen by Euractiv.

EU Commission wants registry for foreign lobbyists

The idea was to expose Vladimir Putin; critics say it emboldens Viktor Orbรกn.

How to navigate Belgiumโ€™s EU presidency policy agenda like a pro

Time is running out to make progress on files before the 2024 European election.

Paris and Berlin key to including rape in gender-violence directive

Inter-institutional negotiations on the EU directive to combat violence against women have stalled over the inclusion of rape in the text โ€” which member states such as Germany and France say is outside the EU’s remit.

Member states stall on EU ban on forced-labour products

More than two years after the EU Commission first proposed a law on forced labour, inter-institutional negotiations have not started because member states cannot reach agreement โ€” risking the text’s adoption before the 2024 European Parliament election…

Deaths from toxic air on the rise as EU battles to tackle pollution

EU capitals are struggling to respect Europe’s air quality standards and are pushing back against setting stricter rules.

Power grab by France, Germany and Italy threatens to kill EUโ€™s AI bill

Landmark law hangs in the balance as big countries drag their feet on advanced AI rules.

Spanish Presidency mulls excluding finance from due diligence rules

The Spanish Presidency of the EU Council is leaning towards the exclusion of the financial sector from the EU corporate accountability rules, which are currently under inter-institutional negotiations, according to an internal document seen by Euractiv.

EU countries to remove โ€˜tacit approvalโ€™ for admin procedures in broadband law

The Spanish presidency of the Council of the EU circulated a 4th compromise text on a telecom law, seen by Euractiv, which deletes the provision of a “tacit approval” principle.