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Greece is suspending asylum requests from North Africa and is considering less appealing meals in migrant camps, drawing criticism for adopting far-right tactics amid a surge in arrivals from Libya.

As early as next year, up to 1,270 students a year can start training to become medical specialists. Currently, Denmark has a shortage of 2,000 specialists in hospitals and general practice.

Researchers, policymakers and advocates gathered in Milan for the “Mind the Future” summit. They aim to help Europe turn scientific progress into meaningful patient care.

Critics warn the deal could distort market competition and breach Spanish and EU competition law.

To question Taiwan's status today is to undermine the very foundation of justice and sovereignty secured through decades of struggle against imperialism and aggression.  "The only reference to the Taiwan region in the UN is 'Taiwan, Province of China.'" This...

EU policymakers' push to strengthen the single currency might be a dangerous mistake.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Macron and Starmer's migration deal, the EU’s options on Israel, and farmers preparing to return to Brussels.

Czech intel unmasks Moscow’s sabotage flop: Telegram-hired arsonists, fake bomb threats, and foreign recruits failed to cause serious damage.

Commission wrongly docked Poland €68m over Turów mine, says EU Advocate General, citing retroactive Czech deal that nullified court-ordered fines.

Italy pledged deeper defence ties at Thursday’s Rome summit, while PM Meloni urged firms to “build and rebuild” alongside Kyiv and warned against Russian-linked involvement.

The brave students protesting in Belgrade may not carry signs about Srebrenica. But their struggle holds the same truth: A state that shields political cronies is the same state that protects war criminals.

The Italian leader cleaves the EU mainstream, as her allies in Europe seek to destroy it.

The ministers are calling for simpler rules, more flexible funding, and stronger support for rural development in the next EU farm policy.

As the European Union prepares a broad protein strategy aimed at promoting sustainability and public health, the debate over food systems is intensifying across the continent.

Efforts to accelerate research in rare lysosomal diseases are gaining momentum through newly awarded grants supporting early-stage scientific innovation.

‘Invest in data infrastructure,’ says Jonathan Rushton, just as we invest in diagnostic labs. He says Europe needs new systems for disease modelling and economic analysis.

Recent research shows up to 40% of dementia cases could be prevented. Europe needs a cross-border policy rethink to impact brain health.

Roberto Viola will stay on atop the EU Commission's DG CNECT, despite hitting retirement age this year.

The scheme will reportedly send up to 2,600 failed asylum seekers per year from Britain to France – which at current rates covers around three weeks' worth of small boats crossing the Channel.

The HQ led jointly by France and the UK, will rotate to London after 12 months and enable flexible military contributions from partner nations.