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1 hour 52 min ago
Speech by Ambassador Cai Run at the Awards Ceremony of the “Reviewing the 50-Year Journey of China-EU Relations, Joining Hands to Embrace a Shared Future” Creative Contest.
1 hour 57 min ago
Spanish conservative leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo has cancelled his speech, while other senior party figures are keeping a low profile.
2 hours 20 min ago
As investigators begin the search to identify the root of the problem, the political stakes are high. "Yesterday demonstrated once more that we have an excellent country and an incompetent government."
3 hours 14 min ago
Germany could save €90 billion in grid investments by pricing power locally. But academics have been the only vocal supporters of the divide.
3 hours 22 min ago
Public broadcasters are protecting press freedom in Europe.
On World Press Freedom Day, the European Broadcasting Union highlights the role of public service media in delivering quality news that matters to audiences. Earlier this year, four public broadcasters worked together to organize the cross-border broadcast of an exclusive interview with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at a pivotal moment.
3 hours 29 min ago
The Commission took Valletta to court after years of warnings, arguing the scheme gave EU citizenship to people with no real connection to the country.
5 hours 22 min ago
The recent Euractiv event “Securing Europe’s Biotech Future - How can biosecurity drive competitiveness?” brought together key stakeholders to discuss how biosecurity can support Europe’s biotech sector.
8 hours 43 sec ago
In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Merz’s top minister picks, Madrid call for more cables to France to boost energy grid security, and so much more.
8 hours 22 min ago
Across the European Union, the twin challenges of housing affordability and climate resilience are converging—and they are compounded by a third: the ongoing geopolitical instability which in turns has led to fluctuating prices, and an unsustainable dependence on Russian gas, deepening the strain on European households and industry alike.
8 hours 23 min ago
The country expects positive reports by the Commission and the European Central Bank on the introduction of the euro.
8 hours 29 min ago
Industry and trade minister is fast-tracking new mining sites, classifying them as “deposits of strategic importance.”
8 hours 35 min ago
The two leaders signed a memorandum on cross-border cooperation praising each other’s “sovereign stance” and “protection of national interests.”
8 hours 39 min ago
Johan Pehrson wants to give a new leader enough time to revive the party ahead of the 2026 general election, he stated.
8 hours 53 min ago
Inside the big blackout that has plunged the EPP congress into chaos.
9 hours 22 min ago
EU member states have already tried to plan a large-scale dialogue with senior arms industry executives, though plans were ultimately dropped.
9 hours 23 min ago
A source in the EPP said the prevailing scenario is that all six candidates who are in the current EPP presidium will be easily re-elected.
Mon, 04/28/2025 - 23:49
Kazakhstan's transition to green energy is far from simple; it plays a limited role in Kazakhstan’s industry, but hopes are rising for large-scale production.
Mon, 04/28/2025 - 23:39
Europe should not spearhead the introduction of new trade barriers, warn Danish and Swedish members of the European Parliament’s SANT committee.
Mon, 04/28/2025 - 18:06
Denk's appointment breaks with the tradition of diplomats and politicians heading the agency.
Mon, 04/28/2025 - 17:33
Though it’s painful in the present, it's hard to imagine that the brazen Europe-bashing that Trump has so readily indulged will still be in vogue.
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