Agrifood – Americans are scrambling to stock up on European wine and cheese before President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to impose hefty tariffs on EU products.
Energy – The French Association of Large Companies (AFEP) has called for major changes to EU sustainability reporting rules, but the proposal has sparked differing opinions within its own ranks.
Tech – Industry and rightsholders are set to clash over the level of detail in a key AI Act transparency document after the Commission has restricted input to participants drafting the general-purpose AI Code of Practice (GPAI CoP).
Interview – With Donald Trump ante portas, we thought it would be worth checking in with one of the few European leaders who got up close and personal with the incoming US president during his first term, Jean-Claude Juncker, the former Commission president and long-time Luxembourg premier.
Across Europe
Poland – A new poll has found that 44.6% of Poles could potentially vote for a candidate endorsed by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk.
Ukraine – The mass desertion of French-trained Ukrainian troops from the army has brought to the fore issues of mismanagement at a time when gaining ground in the war against Russia is more crucial than ever.
Greenland – Ever since Denmark’s Fredrik IV dispatched settlers to colonise the arctic outpost of Greenland in the 1720s, the powers that be in Copenhagen have struggled to figure out what to do with it.
Romania – Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu's announcement of a meeting between the governments of Romania and Israel in Bucharest and his invitation to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signals they could be the next country to defy the ICC international arrest warrant.
