Commission
Proposals, enforcement and the people who write Europe's first drafts.
EU Releases €2 Million in Aid Following Fatal Nepal Floods
Brussels dispatches emergency funds after flash flooding in the Himalayan nation leaves over 300 dead.
EU Approves Enhertu-Pertuzumab Combination for First-Line Breast Cancer Care
Brussels gives the green light to an advanced dual-therapy combination for aggressive HER2-positive tumors.
Homecoming Duties: Šuica Addresses Croatian Diplomats in Zagreb
The European Commissioner returned to the Croatian capital to brief envoys on EU challenges and national priorities.
Hoekstra Pitches 'Industrial Renaissance' at Delft Academic Opening
The European Climate Commissioner takes the Commission's competitiveness agenda to university students and professors in the Netherlands.
EU emergency responders wrap up deployment in Belgium's High Fens
European assistance prepares to pull back as a joint emergency operation in the Belgian nature reserve draws to a close.
Von der Leyen drops by the EU's crisis hub to say thanks
A brief presidential visit spotlights the Commission's operational emergency room.
Cold Comfort: The EU Turns Its Gaze to the Arctic
At the EU Arctic Forum in Brussels, Commissioner Jozef Síkela links extreme summer weather to melting polar realities.
EU Wildfires Scorch 700,000 Hectares as 2026 Season Exceeds 20-Year Average
Commissioner Lahbib warns MEPs that summer blazes have already outpaced two decades of historic norms, with the burn season far from over.
EU Presses G20 on Iran Nuclear Risks and Economic Stability in Asheville
European representatives at the North Carolina finance summit link Middle East security concerns to global macroeconomic stability.
Commission Greenlights Greece’s Record €4.8 Billion Social Climate Plan
Athens secures the largest allocation yet under the EU’s fund to cushion vulnerable citizens against carbon costs.
Papering Over Competition: Brussels Warns UPM and Sappi Over Proposed Joint Venture
EU antitrust regulators issue a formal Statement of Objections, cautioning that the paper deal risks restricting market rivalry.
Brussels Claims 40% Drop in Irregular Migration While Pushing Eastern Expansion
A rare dose of statistical cheer on border control comes as the Commission tries to sell national capitals on taking in new members.
Defence Cash, Tech Rules, and Back-to-School Data: Inside the Commission's Late-August Blitz
From multibillion-euro payouts for eastern flank security to new regulatory labels for AI and social media, Brussels cleared its desk before the political season kicked into gear.
Time Spent: EU’s Post-Pandemic Recovery Fund Hits Final Deadline
Member states reach the official cutoff to complete reforms and investments promised under NextGenerationEU.
ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox join the EU's big tech naughty list
The European Commission puts generative AI, online forums, and virtual gaming worlds under its heaviest digital rules.
ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox Drafted into EU’s Strict Platform Rules
Brussels extends its top-tier digital oversight to generative AI, discussion forums, and online gaming hubs.
ChatGPT Enters the EU’s Regulatory Red Zone
Brussels places OpenAI’s chatbot under its most stringent online platform rules, raising the stakes for algorithmic accountability and systemic risk enforcement.
Beyond the Bazooka: Brussels Eyes New Trade Tools for China
The European Commission is seeking targeted fixes for Chinese overcapacity without triggering an all-out trade war.
Commission unveils "single market 2.0" — a quiet bet that Europe finally grows up
The package strips out decades of duplication and hands member states one clock to act on. Brussels hopes it sticks this time.
Delegated acts take a new turn — and France is watching closely
A technical memo is quietly reshaping who gets the final word on the green tariff.