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Denmark Is ‘Sure’ EU Will Negotiate a ‘Good’ US Trade Deal as Deadline Nears

Ursula Von Der Leyen · Denmark

Denmark Is ‘Sure’ EU Will Negotiate a ‘Good’ US Trade Deal as Deadline Nears

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Also in this newsletter: European parliament gears up for no-confidence vote in von der Leyen See the Story

'You Can Count on Us' — EU Reiterates Support for Ukraine at NATO Summit

Ursula Von Der Leyen · Ukraine

'You Can Count on Us' — EU Reiterates Support for Ukraine at NATO Summit

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reiterated the EU's ongoing support for Ukraine at a NATO summit in The Hague.See the Story

Tackling Cyberbullying at Regional/local Level

Cybercrimes · Argentina

Tackling Cyberbullying at Regional/local Level

Written by Colin Murphy. The growth in accessibility of online spaces and digital channels has been remarkable in recent years, providing citizens with many benefits, including enhanced communication, greater learning opportunities and easier access to private and public services. However, this growth has seen a commensurate increase in the associated risks and harms. Cyberbullying, cyber-violence and sexual extortion are just some of the danger…See the Story

What if Europe restored its primary forests?

Written by Jurgita Lekaviciute with Oona Lagercrantz. Initiatives to restore European primary forests and thereby reverse centuries of decline are gaining traction. Such restoration could deliver significant ecological, environmental, climate-related and socio-cultural benefits, ranging from biodiversity conservation, water regulation and climate mitigation, to ecotourism and renewed human relationships with nature. However, a number of challeng…Białowieża · Białowieża Read Article

CAP simplification package: Omnibus on Agriculture

Written by Nikolina Šajn. CONTEXT Two and a half years since the new rules on the common agricultural policy (CAP) started to apply, the Commission is amending them for the second time. The proposal comes just weeks before the Commission aims to make a separate proposal for the CAP rules that would be in force after 2027. While the first package of amendments, adopted in July 2024 after widespread farmer protests, lowered some of the environment…Read Article

European Parliament Plenary Session – July 2025

Written by Clare Ferguson with Olga Dunderberg. The European Parliament resumes business on Monday, for the last session ahead of the summer recess. The session is likely to be dominated by the motion of censure of the Commission, tabled by the required tenth of Members. A debate on the motion is to be held on Monday evening, followed by the vote on Thursday. Ahead of that debate, President Roberta Metsola is due to open the session with a comme…European Parliament · Brussels Read Article

TikTok and EU regulation: Legal challenges and cross-jurisdictional insights

Written by Hendrik Mildebrath with Bente Daale. While Europeans are adopting TikTok at a remarkable pace, recent headlines on addictive design, data protection violations, election interference, incendiary content and child sexual exploitation incidents are casting a shadow over its success. This briefing maps the key issues associated with the platform and outlines the European Union’s (EU) legal framework to facilitate parliamentary discussion…European Union Read Article

Economic Outlook Quarterly: Fragmented trade, untapped potential at home

Written by Alessandro D’Alfonso, Martin Höflmayr and Giulio Sabbati. The EU’s trade-dependent economy faces uncertainty from global trade policy shifts, prompting calls to strengthen domestic demand. Economic growth forecasts for the years ahead have been downgraded, reflecting this uncertainty. Anticipatory trade to avoid US tariffs peaked in March 2025, as EU exports to the US rose by 59 % in the first quarter of 2025, but has subsided since. …Trade Read Article

Transitioning out of temporary protection for displaced people from Ukraine

Written by Katrien Luyten. The EU’s temporary protection regime has provided predictability and legal certainty to both displaced people from Ukraine and the EU Member States. The situation in Ukraine, as a result of Russia’s ongoing war of aggression, still requires a common European response. The EU has therefore decided to extend temporary protection for a fifth year, until 4 March 2027. Moreover, the European Commission has proposed a coordi…Ukraine · Ukraine Read Article

STOA Delegation to Joint Research Centre site in Ispra, Italy

Written by Svetla Tanova-Encke. The Ispra site of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) is European Commission’s third-largest site. Originally established for nuclear research, it has evolved into one of Europe’s leading research campuses today, with cutting-edge laboratories and unique research infrastructure. The site provides science-based responses to policy challenges related to sustainable resources and transport, space, security, energy effici…Ispra · Ispra Read Article

Scaling up European Innovation

Written by Meenakshi Fernandes and Lenka Jančová with Maxim Baumgaertel. The European Union (EU) is seeking to boost its competitiveness to help ensure the well-being of its society in the face of global challenges. Central to this objective is the EU’s innovation ecosystem, which has fallen behind the United States (US) and China. As innovative European companies grow, they struggle to attract the necessary technical and financial support withi…European Union Read Article

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