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Headlines - Edition 1190 from May 13th, 2026
- Critical raw materials: Doubts raised about the EU’s project selection
- ETS reform: Why many companies are warning against overly drastic changes
- LNG: US could replace Norway as the leading supplier
- Armament: Defense agency to be strengthened
- EU enlargement: Austria wants the Western Balkan countries to be integrated more quickly
- FFH guidelines: Commission seeks comments
- AI: ECJ rules in favor of publishers against major online platforms
- AI Omnibus: German government approves compromise
- Must Reads: Agora and RAP plan merger
- Documents: Status of Council negotiations on the network package
- Executive Moves: Christine Schneider to become minister of agriculture
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