Brussels
Italy Joins Belgium in Challenging EU Plan to Use Frozen Russian Assets
Italy aligns with Belgium to oppose Brussels’ plan to deploy frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, complicating efforts ahead of key EU summit.
EU Buy European Push Put on Ice as Member State Divisions Stall Plan
Deep splits among EU capitals force Brussels to delay its Buy European procurement push amid fears of protectionism and higher costs.
EU Council Signs Off EU UK Fishing Quotas Deal for 2026
Brussels approves annual EU UK fisheries agreement for 2026, setting shared quotas and access rules under the post Brexit framework.
EU Lawmakers Seal Overhaul of Pharmaceutical Rulebook
European legislators agree major reforms to medicines law, reshaping market exclusivity, boosting access, and tightening rules on shortages and antibiotics
Moscow Bristles as Brussels Moves to Turn Frozen Russian Assets into Long Term Ukraine Lifeline
Russia threatens legal and economic retaliation as the EU advances plans to leverage frozen Kremlin reserves for sustained Ukrainian financing
EU Forces Meta to Reshape Ads Policy After 200 Million Euro Fine
Meta agrees to overhaul its EU ad model, offering clearer data-sharing choices for users after regulators ruled its previous system breached competition rules.
EU Governments Agree Common Position on New Asylum and Migrant Return Rules
EU states back new asylum and return measures, including safe-country rules and a solidarity pool, ahead
EU Boosts Research Spending but Misses Long Standing Three Per Cent Target
EU research spending reaches record levels but remains well below the three per cent goal, prompting renewed debate over investment gaps and competitiveness.
MACE Marks Five Years with Westminster Celebration
MACE marked its 5th anniversary with a high-profile Commons reception of politicians, diplomats, media figures and lobbyists, launching its influencers report
UK–EU Defence Fund Talks Collapse Over Entry Fee Standoff
Talks between London and Brussels collapsed after the EU demanded a high entry fee for SAFE, leaving the UK limited to third-country participation.









