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“At no point did I give Putin an ultimatum [on delivering Taurus],” the CDU's lead candidate told journalists in the German parliament.

The National Rally's move to topple the government of Michel Barnier on Wednesday brings fresh questions over its "increasingly unsustainable" long-term political strategy.

With Russia's attention split between three theatres, Moscow might soon face hard choices.

Paris and Warsaw are leading a coalition against the trade deal, but their alliance conceals a struggle to keep control of the European poultry market.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael can form a majority coalition with as few as two other deputies – provided they're able to renew their agreement.

Influential Senator Ted Cruz urged U.S. officials to investigate whether European governments have tried to unduly influence the country’s laws around AI.

In a first, its scope will be strictly limited to health.

For the last decade there has been a lot of focus in the EU on additional reporting and anti-abuse measures, which ultimately had lead to a high cost of tax compliance.

The next step for the EU will be changing the Habitats Directive, a move that NGOs fear can have further implications.

The aim of the Jordan office will be to boost political dialogue and cooperation, including organising conferences and training.

This Special Report focuses on the evolving digital landscape and highlights the needs and expectations of SMEs as the new mandate begins. Commissioner Henna Virkkunen is tasked with the EU Cloud and AI Development Act, a new Digital Networks Act, and a European Data Union Strategy in a fast-moving market.

Peter Weinelt, Director-General of Wiener Stadtwerke, spoke with Euractiv about the company's ambitious goals of achieving climate neutrality.

Debt swaps have become increasingly popular ways for countries to free up cash to invest in nature conservation projects.

If any of the recent incidents are proven to be sabotage by another country, it would mark a return of a type of warfare not seen for decades.

Any membership invitation would depend above all on NATO's predominant power, the US, so will soon be a matter for Trump, when he returns to the White House next month.

In previous comments, the UK prime minister has said the war should end by Russia leaving Ukraine's internationally recognised borders.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Poland’s Duda possibly disliking the PiS-backed presidential candidate, Foti replacing Fitto in the Meloni government, and so much more. 

Bulgarian counter-intelligence services gave no official reason for the ban on the Russian billionaire.

CSG saw its revenues from arms sales and military services rise by 25% year-on-year.

The French government reportedly invited Donald Trump to attend Saturday's reopening ceremony of the reconstructed 12th-century cathedral.