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EU’s medicine stockpiling challenged by national security concerns l.euronews.com/CDT

Europe’s defence sector needs more than just funding— it needs talent, industry representatives say. Read the full story at euronews

💊As the Critical Medicines Act approaches publication, the EU’s pharma industry urges the Commission to rethink its fast-tracked launch within the first 100 days, as promised by Health Commissioner Oliver Várhelyi. euronews.com/health/2025/02…

⚠️JUST IN: A group of 11 health ministers has written an op-ed in Euronews advocating for the integration of the upcoming Critical Medicines Act into broader EU defence spending plans. Check out the proposal on euronews

🚺 Despite progress for women's and girls' rights around the world, these gains are fragile. In 2024, one in four countries in the world reported a setback in women's rights, according to a new report by UN Women. euronews.com/my-europe/2025…

And it's out! The Critical Medicines Act proposed by the EU executive aims at strengthening the security of supply and availability of critical medicines, going as far prioritising EU-based suppliers in public procurement. marta iraola and I report: euronews.com/my-europe/2025…

🚨 EU Commission to pitch defence omnibus package in June 2025 The Commission will present a specific omnibus package for defence by June 2025, according to a draft of the forthcoming White Paper on the future of European defence seen by @Euronews. euronews.com/my-europe/2025…

The draft rules to secure EU's access to critical medicines were unveiled last week. While ambitious in some areas, in other respects the proposal was unspectacular, particularly in coordinating contingency stock. Here are 5 takeaways on the Critical MedicinesAct 👇

Worried about the terrible air quality in Brussels off late? Me too so I take a closer look on #RadioSchuman today euronews euronews.com/my-europe/2025…

🚨 Just in: the Hungarian parliament has adopted a new law banning Pride events in public spaces. Those who hold or participate in such meetings risk being fined, which could be deduced as taxes. Authorities will be allowed to use AI facial recognition to detect their identity.

European Commissioner Michael McGrath says the law is a "direct attack" against freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. "The freedom to speak out, express oneself freely and gather peacefully is not up for negotiation."

American war planning usually takes place in highly secure facilities. But the Trump administration planned its strikes on the Houthis using a group chat—and accidentally included The Atlantic’s editor in chief, Jeffrey Goldberg. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

Women in Ukraine are increasingly suffering from gender-based violence as a result of the tensions caused by the war and the country's instability. I talked with Ulla Müller, UNFPA representative in Ukraine, about their work in the ground👇 euronews.com/my-europe/2025…

Is Trump about to impose tariffs on pharmaceuticals? 💊 A trade war between the U.S and the EU in the pharma sector would be concerning, messy, and problematic. Here's the full explanation.

EU Commission loses on all counts in Pfizergate legal case #EuropeNews l.euronews.com/Slb

Are you counting down to Saturday's #Eurovision finals? @laurenwalkerh spoke with euronews' Eurovision lover Gerardo Fortuna about so-called "flaggate", this year's favourites and why non-EU countries can enter. 🎧Stay tuned on #RadioSchuman👇

US cuts to humanitarian aid have created a critical funding gap, threatening the ability of NGOs to support those in need. I spoke to Charlotte Slente, from Danish Refugee Council, who warned that the global humanitarian and development response is at serious risk👇 euronews.com/my-europe/2025…