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Any power shift is expected to leave intact the NATO and EU member's strong support for Ukraine amid security concerns about neighbouring Russia.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and politics reporter Magnus Lund Nielsen discuss the latest polls, the clashes between Harris and Trump, and Brussels' strategic positioning, featuring insights from Renew’s Věra Jourová.

Věra Jourová spoke to Euractiv about her 'heartache' over Poland, Thierry Breton's meeting with Viktor Orbán, her spat with Elon Musk, life under communism and her brush with the law.

About fifteen organizations from the ePharma sector are joining forces to launch a coalition aimed at standardizing online access to medications and home delivery services.

Several opposition representatives told Euractiv they expected the EU to respond with measures once the mass protest "shows the will of the people".

Several EU member states said earlier on Sunday that they were concerned about the irregularities.

"We noted cases of vote buying and double voting before and during elections, especially in rural areas," they said.

The European Commission is expected to present its so-called enlargement package in the coming week.

If the left-leaning Social Democrats (SD) succeed in forming a government, they are expected to maintain Lithuania's hawkish stance against Russia and hefty defence spending.

This is yet another call by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Ukraine's Western allies to step up shipments of long-range weaponry and air defence systems to protect the country's cities.

Six consecutive votes so far in just three years have failed to yield a stable government. In the meantime, support for the ultra-nationalist and pro-Russian Vazrazhdane party has increased.

Rival exit polls, however, had given markedly different projections, giving each side a win.

In the months leading up to the election, the Georgian government’s anti-corruption bureau has accused election monitors of partisanship and falling under the category of 'foreign agents'.

Kyiv was enraged by Guterres's appearance at the event in the city of Kazan on Thursday and his handshake with its host, Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Iranian media reported multiple explosions over several hours in the capital and at nearby military bases, but there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.

The Commission gives around €9 million a year to health NGOs through EU4Health, a budget that is expected to be halved by 2025.

Renewable hydrogen projects were among the winners of a €4.8 billion grant from the European Commission’s Innovation Fund, but Germany has requested market rules are adjusted for renewable hydrogen.

North Korea’s Kim Jong-un has realised that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could bring him benefits.

The arbitration tribunal will rule within six months whether the UK's decision is in line with the EU-UK trade agreement.

Diplomatic sources told Euractiv that, as happened under the Belgian presidency in June, Romania voted against the proposed text.