The EBA is moving the first planned reference date from September to December 2027. Selected returns on liquidity, asset encumbrance, benchmarking and ESG are slated for December 2028.
Pablo Hernández de Cos and Klaas Knot have been nominated to succeed Christine Lagarde. Euro-area finance ministers will review the nominations on 9 November.
The Commission has opened the process for the 2027 solidarity pool. Irregular border crossings fell by 32% in the year to June, but the pressure on reception systems varied widely by destination.
German production rose 0.7% in September from August, led by a rebound in car manufacturing. Output still fell 0.4% in the third quarter from the second.
Germany's regulator will include 2026 market data when setting gas networks' return on capital. A fresh consultation is planned for the second quarter of 2027, with a final decision expected in late summer.
The European Innovation Council’s 2027 programme offers more than €1.8 billion in funding opportunities. Advanced Innovation Challenges rise to €25 million from €6 million, while the Accelerator falls to €578 million from €634 million.
The payment combines €3.7 billion in macro-financial assistance with €658 million for defence procurement. Further available funding for 2026 remains conditional.
EU rules set a shared baseline for sanctions offences and corporate penalties. The 5 November talks focus on how payment routes and national investigations connect.
Parliament's administration reports six confirmed device infections. A separate email-bombing attack is triggering about ten million filtered messages a day; the perpetrators remain unknown.
Germany's telecom bill would expand access to fibre networks and building wiring. Consumer and tenant groups want different cost rules; a separate pricing consultation runs until 16 November.
Germany proposes suspending the 2027 Wohngeld increase, halving the heating-cost component and changing the formula. About 1.3 million households received the benefit at the end of 2025.
Indicative targets for Montenegro, Albania, Moldova and Ukraine structure negotiations. Council decisions, a treaty and ratification remain separate steps.
The platform aims to widen access to design software, intellectual property and manufacturing capacity. The Commission cites €525 million as an investment target.
CDU/CSU and SPD back the bill to strengthen customs. Opposition parties challenge asset-confiscation provisions and the absence of a promised joint centre.
A parliamentary answer separates fuel suppliers' obligations from production requirements. The government points to state guarantees to support e-SAF expansion.