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The closure of all crossing points between Poland and Belarus has interrupted a traditional trade route between the EU and China.

The European Commission hasn't yet published a list of designated authorities in all member states.

Medicine shortages have been a recurring issue throughout the bloc for years, but the EU still lacks an effective system to deal with them, according to a new report by the European Court of Auditors (ECA).

If adopted by the EU’s 27 member states, the proposal would not ban trade but suspend the EU’s preferential treatment with Israel, exposing EU imports from the country to an additional €227 million in duties over a year.

Nordic PMs asked the European Commission to allow flexibilities under EU forest rules.

Commission proposes package of sanctions that were trailed by Ursula von der Leyen in her State of the Union speech in Strasbourg last week.

The UN’s independent international commission of inquiry has just released a report that may go down as one of the most significant documents in modern international law. After nearly two years of investigation, the commission has concluded that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.

Key takeaways included: telecoms reform (DNA), calls for deeper GDPR reform, a pause on AI Act high-risk rules, "Buy European" procurement, and faster merger reform.

Some online platforms have already said that new rules applicable from October are unworkable.

The textile industry is sounding the alarm as imports in the fast fashion sector continue to grow steadily.