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European parliament agrees to lift green energy share to 42.5% by 2030 after nuclear power concessions
Roberta Metsola calls for ‘proportionality test’ of new policies to slow growth of Euroscepticism ahead of elections
Also in this newsletter: Why EU companies are calling for more money to secure critical metals
Also in this newsletter: Why is Germany demolishing wind turbines to dig up more coal?
Also in this newsletter: why Big Tech barely flinches at EU fines
European People’s Party is battling to cling to seats in parliament after dominating EU politics for the past 25 years
Also in this newsletter: ethics commissioner hits back at European parliament
Inconclusive election result stands in way of need to reduce Madrid’s budget deficit and advance other reforms in Brussels
Belgian investigators alleged Maria Arena was part of a ‘criminal organisation’ taking bribes for political favours
Key pillar of Green Deal approved after members from Ursula von der Leyen’s EPP rebel against move to veto bill
Also in this newsletter: Why a familiar face in Brussels could soon appear in The Hague
Also in this newsletter: Sweden’s last-ditch appeal to Turkey over Nato membership
Also in today’s newsletter: the latest twist in the EU’s Qatargate lobbying scandal
Michel Claise’s son has founded a business with the son of an MEP linked to the affair
After years of deadlock, member states are given more power to send failed asylum seekers to third countries
Why did no one raise the alarm about bad, arguably criminal, behaviour?
System for translating legislation into 24 languages overwhelmed by deluge of initiatives
Also in this newsletter: EU and US meet to agree on common AI safeguards
Former European parliament vice-president Eva Kaili freed from house arrest in corruption case
Move to shrink deficit set to affect almost 1,000 former and current lawmakers, including Nigel Farage and Marine Le Pen
Also in this newsletter: EU faces huge pile of unfinished laws before next year’s elections
European Commission chief says EU needs to assess its capacity to absorb multiple new environmental laws
Unprecedented investigation at the European parliament has run into procedural problems
EPP opposes policies put forward by commission president Ursula von der Leyen, one of its own members
Commission to set common standards but leave existing institutions in charge of policing behaviour, insiders say
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