Renewable hydrogen made in Europe from the wind-swept waters of the North Sea offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to build a new pillar of European energy resilience, while also boosting Europe’s industrial competitiveness.

Brunner’s appointment to this portfolio surprised many in Brussels, given Austria's tough stance on migration and his initial bid for an economic role.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and economics reporter Thomas Moller-Nielsen comment on Šefčovič’s hearing live from the European Parliament and what his words mean for the future of EU trade and competitiveness.

Politician, globetrotting dealmaker, Ukrainian Order of Merit holder, Friend of the Animals 2012, author, podcaster and one half of a celebrity couple: Dan Jørgensen’s hyper-active approach and wide ranging interests make for a formidable CV.

The Belgian Health Care Knowledge Centre and Sciensano, in collaboration with several Belgian institutions, have launched the first version of its NEED database to address unmet medical needs.

Poland's pharmaceutical sector has emerged as a key pillar of the national economy, contributing over €4.5 billion annually, equivalent to the country's entire police and fire services budget.

Denmark’s and Spain’s strong performance in clinical drug trials is inspiring other EU members to adopt similar models. Denmark is now advancing to develop more flexible, decentralised trials for patients.

A group of water tech companies, including Siemens, Bentley, Cisco, and Schneider Electric, says a lack of reliable data and lack of measurement at the EU level is hampering Europe from becoming fully water resilient.

"We heard what we wanted to hear," Renew's transport coordinator Jan-Christoph Oetjen told Euractiv.

Hansen fielded questions from MEPs on CAP reform, Ukraine's accession, and a possible carbon trading scheme for agriculutre.

“We see it as a priority to address Europe’s underperformance in productivity by facilitating conditions for European businesses to invest and innovate,” EU finance ministers said.

The wide-ranging confirmation hearing - the fifth of his career - was often tough, with the Slovak stalwart striking a more emphatic tone throughout.

MEPs grill Glenn Micallef on fairness in sport and young people's mental health.

Spain can help European counterparts by identifying what went wrong.

As the new Executive Vice-President in charge of digital, Henna Virkunnen will soon take office, FFTélécoms emphasizes the critical importance of proposing an ambitious Digital Network Act, increasing investment support, fairness, and sustainability within the digital value chain in Europe.

It is “the wrong order of magnitude of investment” according to experts.

"There is a ‘Kazakhstan moment,' which France has been quick to seize,” Catherine Poujol, a regional expert at French university Inalco, told Euractiv.

Prevention has demonstrated significant value for public health and the economy. There is now an opportunity to prioritise investment in prevention, including immunisation, to help address the healthcare challenges we face today by adopting a preventive-based healthcare model.

As connected cars increasingly gather vast amounts of personal data, the need to ensure privacy and data control is more pressing than ever. FIA calls for stronger regulations to protect individuals and ensure greater transparency in the automotive data ecosystem.

As we stand at a critical juncture for European agriculture, the need for innovative plant protection solutions has never been more pressing. The reduction in available synthetic pesticides (which exacerbates pest resistance), coupled with increasing environmental challenges, means that farmers...