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As far-right vigilante groups patrol Poland’s western frontier, Defence Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz urges would-be border defenders to join official forces instead.

Under fire from a widening corruption scandal, Spain’s prime minister is set to unveil a “powerful” anti-graft package in a bid to save his party – and his leadership.

Jens Spahn, the powerful parliamentary leader of Merz's centre-right, faces a reckoning over Covid-era procurement calls that cost Germans billions.

Four decades on, the Schengen area no longer feels quite so free.

There is no sign that von der Leyen or her parliament chief Manfred Weber will change tack.

This report explores strategies for disease preparedness, prevention, and response, and how the EU can better invest in animal health systems.

Most pandemics, including COVID-19, began with zoonotic pathogens, and the next one, dubbed Disease X, likely will too. Preventing it starts with animal health.

Kazakhstan’s tourism sector is gaining momentum, with sustainability a cornerstone of its tourism policy, and a new national ecotourism standard.

Electric vehicle batteries need critical raw materials which are experiencing shortages in Europe. Experts warn that the shortage will make Europe fall behind in manufacturing EVs.

Cities can increase green cover and early warning systems to retrofitting infrastructure with heat-tolerant materials, but long-term resilience demands political will.

The centre-right EPP will be key to deciding whether the law is fast-tracked in a crucial vote tomorrow.

A Commission official acknowledged that the cash-for-reform approach on judicial matters “has proven extremely helpful”.

The EU is “among the toughest” trade negotiators, Trump said on Tuesday.

The French president echoed a speech in the same venue by Jacques Chirac, calling for Europe to take greater responsibility for its own defence.

Don’t let the very necessary fight against King Gas consume all the oxygen in the room. Europe can't fix its gas woes overnight, but there are other levers it can pull.

Constitutional Court finds controversial migration decree does not violate rights, despite criticism from humanitarian groups.

The interior ministers of Italy, Greece and Malta, along with EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner were part of the delegation.

Europe’s ambitions to lead in the global race for fusion energy took center stage at the recent roundtable in Barcelona.

The Dutch government aims to address complex vaccine trends. Families from migrant backgrounds likely to see vaccine awareness push.

Brussels' residents make an average of 2.7 journeys a day, and walking is their favourite way of getting around.