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Paris startup Gourmey wants Europeans munching cell-grown pâté by 2026.

Commission cites “fundamental” EU principle that “people are treated equally without any distinction based on nationality.”

Farmers furious about lab-grown meat are taking their fight to the heart of the European project.

Ten countries voted in favor, four against and 11 abstained in non-binding vote, diplomats say.

Viktor Orbán’s new hard-right group, Patriots for Europe, is a Habsburg coalition that gives the Hungarian leader the European platform he craves.

Belgium’s Vlaams Belang becomes seventh national party to join right-wing Patriots for Europe.

Hungarian leader needs only one more national party for his right-wing alliance to qualify as an official grouping in the European Parliament.

Merih Demiral’s goal celebration using a controversial wolf’s head symbol sparked a diplomatic dispute.

Diplomatic clash between Germany and Turkey is heating up.

“Symbols of Turkish right-wing extremists have no place in our stadiums,” a German minister said.

The ongoing delays are imperiling the bloc’s 2030 climate goals — and, by extension, its 2050 net neutrality ambition.

Chega’s president says he is confident more right-wing parties would soon join the Patriots of Europe alliance.

The alliance with Austria’s FPÖ and the Czech ANO Movement hopes to become a new group in the European Parliament.

Berlin didn’t relinquish its powers to do trade deals in order for Brussels to do nothing, Chancellor Olaf Scholz tells lawmakers.

The country wants to hold a regular summit once Hungary assumes the presidency of the Council of the EU.

Countries clash over how to safeguard privacy when rooting out illegal pictures and grooming on private chat apps.

Macron’s snap election looks likely to herald a fight between Paris and Brussels as the country is one of seven placed in Excessive Deficit Procedure.

Second and third-largest eurozone economies under pressure over budget deficits.

The UK leader’s luxe penthouse and deep California ties have fueled speculation about where he could land if he winds up out of office.

The alleged quid pro quo, which Brussels denies, is the latest twist behind a major nature restoration bill that finally passed on Monday.

The party, which placed third in the recent European election, is hoping to attract more young voters ahead of a September national ballot.

Cue the lawsuits, potential fines, dueling allegations — and, for Leonore Gewessler, a great campaign ad.