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Norway's Espen Barthe Eide predicts a growing NATO presence in the far north, and discusses expanded NATO defence spending targets.

Keeping the far-right AfD out of key parliamentary posts has gotten harder after their surge in Germany's most recent election.

Sector-specific considerations will be needed to successfully electrify industry, experts say, and Europe’s climate goals will be impossible without them.

Paris also asks the Commission to set minimum made-in-EU requirements in key clean automotive policies.

The Commission promises action but remains vague on fixed deadlines, instead tying reforms to future Omnibus packages and national cooperation. 

The grant, however, is far from enough to end doubts on the Prague-based broadcaster's future.

The Parliament's president named Italian centre-right Fulvio Martusciello and Giusi Princi, in addition to the three MEPs already publicly identified this week.

Von der Leyen's detractors have a long list of complaints. The outcome of the formal review is sure to trigger further accusations of bias on her part.

Katharina Reiche will try to balance German energy policy between boosting industry and sticking with net-zero climate targets.

Friendly fire hits the Commission as the EPP turns on new proposals in the next MFF.

Rassemblement National leader Jordan Bardella has already called for an investigation into alleged French interference in Romania’s presidential election.

The proposal comes as part of a broader EU offer to avoid Donald Trump’s sweeping duties on European exports.

Having a mental disorder should not mean you are socially exposed, said Sophie Hæstorp Andersen, Denmark’s Minister of Social Affairs.

Patients and medical societies are now official parties to administrative proceedings to reimburse rare disease medicines.

Andriy Portnov was a senior aide to Ukraine's pro-Russian former President Viktor Yanukovich.

George Simion will challenge the presidential election results at the Constitutional Court, accusing France and Moldova of interference.

Mentzen, distancing himself from both the government and PiS, has become a wild card whose young, anti-establishment base is now a prize for the final contenders.

The move – aligning Rome with Russia, Iran, and Israel – has sparked backlash, especially given the Meloni government's contentious record on COVID-19 vaccines.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Sweden banning the purchase of OnlyFans content, Rome sitting out the WHO pandemic agreement, rekindling criticism over its COVID stance, and so much more.

Czech President Petr Pavel warned coordination with the United States is still falling short.