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Beekeepers say Brussels is closing its eyes to a legal ‘super loophole’ that keeps banned seeds out in fields.

Commission rebukes Hungary and Poland for democratic backsliding despite talks to unlock funds.

Countries have to monitor trade flows and use ‘targeted, proportionate and effective controls and other appropriate measures,’ Commission says.

For over a decade, record-low interest rates have underpinned the dogma and rationale of investors.

Watchdogs say there’s nothing stopping ex-officials from breaking ethics rules. Indeed, Neelie Kroes has already faced reprimand.

As European capitals back UEFA, Super League decries governing body’s ‘radical conflict of interest.’

Analysts fear Russia won’t restart key pipeline after ‘maintenance.’

Top clubs’ bid to form a breakaway league faces opposition from football’s governing body backed by most EU governments.

As drama unfolds across the English Channel, we look at where things stand with the EU’s migration policy and examine EU-Australian relations. We also review a revealing …

Ireland’s data authority informs its EU counterparts that it will block the platform from sending user data to the US.

The EU’s effort to make chemicals more sustainable is one of the hottest files in the bloc’s Green Deal effort.

Brussels is eyeing the UK’s post-Brexit approach to solving cell and gene therapy headaches.

After winning a NATO pledge to monitor the situation, José Manuel Albares tells POLITICO Spain is returning its sights to the intractable EU migration pact.

New rules undermine EU efforts to set a gold standard for sustainable investments, opponents say.

The European Commission says EU citizens benefit from some of the world’s highest environmental standards. Taranto residents don’t see it that way.

Aim is for stricter rules to be in place before the 2024 European Parliament election.

The Parliament’s powerful administrative chief is leaving, and an arrangement to replace him has opponents alleging cronyism.

Europe aims to be the first-mover when it comes to letting so-called Level 4 autonomous cars on the road.

Kyiv says between $300B and $500B in oligarchs’ assets are frozen.

Cecilia Bonefeld-Dahl, Brussels’ most visible digital affairs lobbyist, vows to fight on after she is told to pay more than €126,000.

‘No legal or political justification’ for ditching post-Brexit trade rules, Baerbock and Coveney say.

Kyiv has warned a financial crisis looms if aid isn’t forthcoming.