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The cards are being reshuffled in Europe as the UK ends its hiatus.

The Commission previously decided to close the case, but the Ombudsman did not agree.

“I think this will not stop with Volkswagen, [and] it will also not stop with Germany,” said Carsten Brzeski, head of macro at ING Research.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and politics reporter Nicholas Wallace delve into EU-NATO competition, Niinistö’s intelligence unit proposal, and a bit of Finnish history.

The Chinese government may be anticipating that the EU might be strong-armed by the new US administration to be even tougher on Chinese EVs than is currently the case.

"There are hardly any projects that pay off,” said Michael Salcher, head of energy at KPMG. “Investments in Ukraine are currently more a social and humanitarian than an investment question.”

Faced with falling domestic demand, French organic farmers are now bracing for the impact of a reduction in milk purchases by dairy giant Lactalis.

Overall, the aggregate inventory from individual member states “continues to show serious gaps and shortfalls," the report warns.

“Estonia can support the latest ViDA proposal, which addresses our main concerns," a spokersperson for Estonia's Finance Ministry told Euractiv.

Niinisto's plan covers preparing European citizens for crisis and war, bolstering intelligence sharing among EU countries, and deterring adversaries.

The country is moving away from the EU, its values, and principles, EU's top diplomat Borrell says.

Macron reaffirmed the strategic role of farming in bridging both the northern and southern Mediterranean.

The sad truth is that the EU did not pay close attention until it was too late.

This is the first occurence of this clade type in the country, different from mpox Clade II that has circulated in the UK at low levels since 2022.

His report calls for a dedicated anti-sabotage network to be created at an EU level.

Fico announced his intention to visit Moscow during the first appearance on Russian state television by an EU leader since the start of Russia's war in Ukraine.

The Commission is considering hosting a roundtable with the industry, Euractiv understands.

Top police officials are being encouraged to “go as far as [they] can” given existing legislation to address irregular migration.

Almost a decade after the Paris Agreements, the 2024 Lancet Countdown Report suggests that national governments are ‘fueling the fire’ while citing some evidence of progress, such as less fossil-fuel related deaths.

The process could take years, leaving the future of the Albanian migrant centres in limbo.