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The two centre-right parties are expected to hammer-out a coalition deal and seek a third partner.

To foster dialogue, new Commissioner will announce European Board Agriculture and Food ‘in the coming days’, he told Euractiv

The German car manufacturer is faced with problems that even layoffs wouldn't fix, experts warn.

In this episode, host Giada Santana chats with economics reporter Anna Brunetti about the wind of change sweeping European economic policy and its potential consequences for the Union’s workforce.

Kosovo has warned about such impending attacks in recent months.

Poland will host 22 informal council meetings in Warsaw, the upcoming Council Presidency announced.

In Kyiv, EU top officials marked their first day in office with a message of support for Ukraine.

The situation “clearly” has consequences on the EU’s relationship with Georgia, Kallas said.

"We should have this strategic ambiguity," Kallas said.

Governing parties Fine Gael (EPP) and Fianna Fáil (Renew) were on 20.5% and 21.9% of first-preference votes respectively, according to a tally.

EU and Ukrainian officials will discuss include aid, enlargement and Kyiv's pursuit of a ceasefire.

Acknowledging the rebel advance, the Syrian army command said insurgents had entered much of Aleppo.

Critics accuse Georgian Dream -- in power for more than a decade -- of having steered the country away from the EU in recent years and of moving closer to Russia.

Gains by far-right groupings in Sunday's parliamentary vote after a campaign dominated by voters' concerns over budget problems and the cost of living could upend Romania's pro-Western orientation.

Attacks on journalists are rising. Europe has been slow to act in response. A new European approach to media strategic communications is needed.

With funding commitments of €380 million, the New European Bauhaus has sparked 500 projects. Creativity is flourishing. What lessons have been learned, and how will the project continue to unfold?

China has emerged as a global leader in nuclear fusion research, driven by strong government backing, significant investment, and a focus on cutting-edge technology. Europe is playing catch-up. Are fusion partnerships the way forward for the EU?

Europe is ill-equipped to diagnose Alzheimer’s early and accurately, yet Alzheimer’s is a condition affecting millions of European citizens. Prioritising research is critical to success.

Foreign influences on EU media are part of hybrid attacks, the spread of disinformation and the undermining of institutions. What can be done to stem the tide and revitalise quality journalism across the union?

European democracy struggles to resist foreign influence attacks. EU legislative processes are bombarded daily with disinformation. Funding quality media effectively is just one approach to slow the slide to ‘the dark side’ of journalism, regulation is another.