Russia cannot further “Syrianize” the war largely because of its failure to gain air superiority, which precludes its ability to launch the kind of massive carpet-bombing campaigns across Ukraine that it could, and did, conduct in Syria.

The government is to set the maximum price for small businesses and critical infrastructure in sectors like hospitals, Climate and Environment Minister Anna Moskwa said at the government’s meeting on Tuesday.

The First Instance Court in Brussels decided to postpone examining the case brought by the 100TWh citizens’ movement.

Finnish households are buying up iodine tablets after the social and health ministry updated its guidelines on iodine use in case of radiation hazards on Tuesday likely prompted by Russia’s repeated threats to go nuclear.

Since late September, North Korea has launched a flurry of ballistic missile tests as part of what experts believe is a program to develop so-called tactical nuclear weapons.

A European Citizens’ Initiative calling for a complete phase-out of synthetic pesticides by 2035 has passed the 1 million signature threshold needed to place it on the agenda of the European Commission and Parliament.

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The EU lawmaker leading on the cloud-related provisions of the Data Act wants to remove the obligation that cloud providers must ensure an equivalent level of service when a client changes provider.

Portugal’s government estimates that public investment next year will be 36.9% higher than this year, equivalent to 3.5% of the country’s GDP domestic product, writes a report accompanying its draft state budget for 2023.

With Russia’s war in Ukraine, the European Commission is rediscovering the virtues of bioeconomy for the EU’s energy independence and food security.