Euractiv

Right-wing extremism gaining traction among Swedish youth "The share of youths who reject democracy has increased in recent years," according to a report by Sweden's anti-racism watchdog Expo

Right-wing extremism gaining traction among Swedish youth

Tech researchers sue Trump administration over visa bans Lawsuit filed after five Europeans were sanctioned in December, including former EU tech Commissioner Thierry Breton

Tech researchers sue Trump administration over visa bans

Two major Iranian banks suspend services amid US-Israeli air campaign Authorities described the suspended services at two major state-owned banks, Melli and Sepah, as a temporary measure to protect financial stability

Two major Iranian banks suspend services amid US-Israeli air campaign

BioNTech founders quit CEO roles to build AI-powered mRNA therapies “We want to use our superpowers for medicine in a different way,” they said

BioNTech founders quit CEO roles to build AI-powered mRNA therapies

Capitals eye ‘urgent’ EU energy price plan as Iran crisis deepens Europe's carbon price is set to come under attack at leaders summit next week

Capitals eye ‘urgent’ EU energy price plan as Iran crisis deepens

European Parliament eyes date for decision on US trade pact, breaking standstill A final vote would take place during the Brussels plenary on 25–26 March

European Parliament eyes date for decision on US trade pact, breaking standstill

German advertisers urge watchdog to block Apple’s app tracking tool Country's competition authority has been taking feedback as it weighs up how to respond to proposed changes to App Tracking Transparency

German advertisers urge watchdog to block Apple’s app tracking tool

Costa and von der Leyen diverge sharply on Iran war EU leaders are at odds over the extent to which the EU should defend the prevailing rules-based international order, or adapt

Costa and von der Leyen diverge sharply on Iran war

EHPM 50 Years: Highlights from the European Parliament Celebration The EHPM 50th Anniversary Event Highlights Video shares the key moments, perspectives and atmosphere of the landmark celebration held on 12 November at the European Parliament. The high-level event convened EU policymakers, national associations, SMEs and stakeholders from across Europe to mark five decades of progress and to reflect on the future direction of the […]

EHPM 50 Years: Highlights from the European Parliament Celebration

Euractiv Pro teams up with DemoSquare to combine high-quality EU policy journalism and AI-powered legislative intelligence. Connect media narratives with legislative developments and stay ahead of EU policymaking. See Euractiv Pro and DemoSquare in action: https://eurac.tv/9YqG

New Portuguese president promises stability "I will do everything I can to put an end to this electoral frenzy," Antonio Jose Seguro told parliament

New Portuguese president promises stability

Fico brings Russian energy to Paris Also, in Tuesday’s edition: return hubs, Order of Merit, US vs trees

Fico brings Russian energy to Paris

Shifting defence landscape sparks Nordic debate over nuclear weapons Nordic countries long backed nuclear disarmament, but that may be changing

Shifting defence landscape sparks Nordic debate over nuclear weapons

Fico set to meet von der Leyen as Ukraine pipeline pressure grows Slovak row with Ukraine over Russian oil could overshadow French nuclear summit

Fico set to meet von der Leyen as Ukraine pipeline pressure grows

Stagflation looms over Europe as the Middle East conflict escalates Should hostilities persist, Europe could slide into a full-blown 1970s-style trap: inflation becoming self-reinforcing and sticky, growth turning chronically weak and job creation stalling

Stagflation looms over Europe as the Middle East conflict escalates

TikTok, Instagram and X push more right-wing content at young users Elon Musk's social media platform also carries more political content than TikTok or Instagram, the same study finds

TikTok, Instagram and X push more right-wing content at young users

Bulgaria halts cancer screening programme, claiming high test costs [Advocacy Lab] Bulgaria's cancer screening programme, worth €10.4 million, was launched two years ago as part of efforts to tackle the nation's high cancer mortality rate, its halted despite rising cancer incidence

Bulgaria halts cancer screening programme, claiming high test costs [Advocacy Lab]

Poland’s pharma sector gets boost with finance and supply system overhaul [Advocacy Lab] Poland's domestic generic industry has welcomed rules changes, but warns success hinges on implementation details; innovators say stable frameworks are needed

Poland’s pharma sector gets boost with finance and supply system overhaul [Advocacy Lab]

Trump hints end of Iran war in sight, saying operations ‘very complete’ "They have no navy, no communications, they've got no air force," the US president told CBS News

Trump hints end of Iran war in sight, saying operations ‘very complete’

US ‘broadly aligned’ with EU on Russia sanctions, says Brussels Washington’s decision to allow India to temporarily purchase Russian oil is not expected to have a “substantial impact” on Moscow’s import revenues

US ‘broadly aligned’ with EU on Russia sanctions, says Brussels

EPP blames Socialists after siding with far right on returns hubs STRASBOURG – The European People’s Party on Monday blamed Socialists for forcing it into a voting alliance with far-right groups to push through a controversial migration law that introduces so-called “return hubs.” The European Parliament’s civil liberties committee (LIBE) approved compromise amendments to the returns regulation tabled by EPP shadow rapporteur François-Xavier Bellamy, with support […]

EPP blames Socialists after siding with far right on returns hubs

Mojtaba unchained: Why Europe must stay the course on Iran Despite higher energy prices and other challenges, leaving the war in Iran unfinished would only make Europe more exposed to the Iranian threat

Mojtaba unchained: Why Europe must stay the course on Iran

The Brief – Give the man a break! The EU would sooner see Zelenskyy a saint than a winner

The Brief – Give the man a break!

Iran war could trigger ‘substantial stagflationary shock’, warns EU economy chief “Obviously, the economic impact will depend much on the duration and the regional wideness of the conflict,” EU Economy Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said

Iran war could trigger ‘substantial stagflationary shock’, warns EU economy chief

France’s top diplomat accuses Ursula von der Leyen of foreign policy overreach The EU’s external action service, led by Kaja Kallas, must be stronger, Jean-Noël Barrot said

France’s top diplomat accuses Ursula von der Leyen of foreign policy overreach

France teases new defensive mission to secure Hormuz strait  The escalating conflict with Iran has targeted one of the world's most important routes for global oil and gas shipments

France teases new defensive mission to secure Hormuz strait 

EXCLUSIVE: US officials tour EU capitals to lobby against deforestation law Washington has pushed Brussels to grant the US ‘negligible risk’ status

EXCLUSIVE: US officials tour EU capitals to lobby against deforestation law

FCAS fighter jet drama reveals Berlin's deepening ties to defence sector.
German politicians once shied away from associating themselves with the defence industry, but this has changed. Read more here:🔗 https://eurac.tv/9Yqx

SIPRI: European arms imports have tripled since 2020 Europe has launched a major push for increased defence spending and rearmament

SIPRI: European arms imports have tripled since 2020

Pressure on Cyprus and Greece as European Commission urges acceleration of ‘Great Sea Interconnector’ project.
🔗 https://eurac.tv/9Yqw