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Exit polls put Giorgia Meloni’s rightwing bloc at over 40 per cent of vote
Council drags feet on ‘toxic topic’ as rules could reduce production and raise prices
War-damaged infrastructure, soaring costs and Russia’s blockade are crippling agricultural revenues
Black Sea export route key to farmers’ ‘financial cycle’ and easing of global food crisis, says agriculture minister
Josep Borrell says agreement over exports is a ‘life or death’ issue for tens of thousands of people
Lack of rain linked to climate change threatens power generation and agricultural output
Italian glacier collapse offers lethal reminder of climate change
EU commissioners meet today to discuss how to phrase opinion
Commission to table proposals to improve asset tracing and tighten sanctions enforcement
France has seen near record-low levels of rain, triggering warnings of a hit to output
Self-governing Danish territory reluctant to upset maritime deals and trade with Moscow
Bitter spat over access to fisheries post-Brexit abates as EU commissioner praises ‘successful’ relationship
Agriculture sector hit by soaring fertiliser, feed and fuel costs and problems accessing financing
Government to pay €400 per hectare to encourage farmers to plant additional barley, wheat and oats
Grain and fertiliser imports decline after Russia’s invasion, raising concerns in Brussels over food security
Head of Ukraine’s leading food supplier fears disruption to vital spring planting season
Total catch for British fleets reduced following scientific advice as dispute over licences for French boats rumbles on
Freight traffic to be disrupted at Channel Tunnel and other locations along French coast
Ministers to hold further meetings next week after failing to even agree on how many licences for French boats are in dispute
British and French ministers to meet on Thursday to try to resolve the row
Macron delays threatened sanctions to give negotiations ‘a chance’
Aquaculture has a lower carbon footprint than most meats but still has an environmental cost
Both governments lay onus on the other to find solution after Johnson and Macron discuss issue in Rome
Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron need to escape the logic of confrontation
British trawler detained in Le Havre as Paris promises to retaliate over permits
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