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Table of Contents - Edition 1169 from April 14th, 2026
- Hungary I: What EU partners expect from election winner Magyar
- Hungary II: How Péter Magyar plans to bring about “regime change”
- Energy: Commission expands aid for industry
- Auto emissions targets: German government seeks further concessions for manufacturers
- US trade deal: Start of trilateral negotiations
- DMA: Why no cloud provider has yet been classified as a gatekeeper
- AI omnibus: Industry groups call for a swift agreement and more decisive simplification
- Agricultural scandal: Brussels is to inspect Greece’s newly established CAP paying agency
- Must Reads: Call to lift ban on Russian gas imports from 2027
- Dates: Europe’s energy price crisis
- Executive Moves: Jyrki Katainen to serve as special advisor on EU-Arctic relations
- Documents: Lawmakers seek to amend Methane Regulation
- Opinion: Why Europe’s decarbonization requires systemic thinking
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