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The Commission needs to meet its big talk on AI with billions in funding.

Many of France's 170,000 SMEs are reliant on US exports – but some saw a trade war coming and are rapidly adapting.

The SANT committee says it is in favour of allowing ITRE to issue an opinion on the text.

The PECH committee agreed to launch negotiations on the proposal with the Council, which adopted its position last December, following formal approval in plenary.

Friedrich Merz – now expected to become chancellor in May – has said US tariffs, market chaos, and war in Ukraine all made a coalition deal more urgent.

Is Europe really facing a scrap metal crisis, or it’s just a convenient policy narrative? With possible additional EU recycled metal export restrictions looming, the future of recycling is on the line. Will the EU sacrifice its own recycling industry to bail out domestic manufacturers under the guise of decarbonisation?

“In the future, we will be buying more gas from the US,” said Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen in Brussels on Tuesday.

Countries want to reduce pre-winter gas storage from 90% to 80% in the event of market manipulation or high prices.

The new rules, which will apply no earlier than two years after the regulation's entry into force, force certain companies to take specific measures to prevent losses, contain and clean up spills.

And small tweaks in Council document about resilient telco infrastructure.

The far-right AfD leads in a German poll for the first time ever. Can the incoming chancellor reverse the trend?

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about transfers from Italy to Albania migration centres set to resume under a new decree, big cash deals and Eurozone expectations fueling a property boom in Bulgaria, and so much more.

President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal” tariffs on dozens of countries were due to kick in on Wednesday, including eye-watering 104% duties on Chinese imports - escalating his global trade war just as he geared up for talks with some nations.

Price increases have accelerated in recent months amid growing expectations that Bulgaria will adopt the euro on 1 January 2026.

It remains unclear whether the Commission views the Italian law as violating EU's content moderation rules.

The resumption of flows from Gazprom has become a matter of "economic considerations" rather than an energy security issue, says Jilles van den Beukel, energy analyst at Dutch think tank HCSS.

The tax threatens Fico's leadership despite him having only recently overcome an internal crisis and regained stability in parliament.

Norwegian PM has argued that Brussels and Oslo need each other now more than ever.

Tuesday's meeting marks the start of a dialogue on tariffs between the Commission and the pharmaceutical industry.

Around 40 individuals, potentially to be transferred to Albania this week, have reportedly been selected from detention centres across Italy.