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Security officials privately admit the country could have been used as a 'testing ground' for future Russian activities.

Fibre-based packaging supports the EU’s sustainability goals with a high recycling rate and reduced CO2 emissions. It advances a circular economy, boosts competitiveness, and contributes to food security. Clear regulations and innovation incentives are essential for a sustainable, resilient future.

More than 200,000 ballots cast among the country’s diaspora swayed the vote in favour.

Fetulllah Gülen was a one-time ally of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan but they fell out spectacularly, and Erdoğan held him responsible for the 2016 attempted coup.

Western officials say sabotage incidents have skyrocketed in Europe since the start of this year, with suspected Russian-paid operatives thought to be behind a range of crimes.

The New York Times reported that officials acknowledged privately that the documents were authentic, but that they likely only represent a portion of information the US has on its close ally's planning.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Czechia's ANO party being on track to win next year's elections, Meloni trying to salvage the Italy-Albania migrant deal, and so much more. 

62% of Bulgarians do not believe the elections will be fair.

ECR is the fourth largest right-wing group after Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s new Patriots for Europe.

Serbia, officially a candidate to join the EU, has historically strong ties with Russia and continues to rely on Russian gas.

Key Podemos figures have called Israel's attacks on Gaza, 'genocide'.

For Meloni, the court's decision is "prejudiced”

Under the tariff scenario, "equilibrium effects" are going in the the direction of "either a change in the real exchange rate or a loss of competitiveness in other industries,” IMF's Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas said.

Norbert Röttgen, a leading CDU MP, called Tusk’s absence a “grave mistake.”

Turkish-German defence cooperation is bouncing back despite past tensions with Greece

Babiš stressed the importance of a strong mandate in the next elections.

Activists claimed the arrival of millions of visitors every year depletes limited natural resources like water and damages the environment.

The outcome is likely to create a big headache for Brussels and wider European interests in its near neighbourhood.

The 26 October election is widely viewed as a test of whether Georgia returns to Russia's orbit or maintains its pro-Western orientation.

From increased benefit-sharing and re-direction of harmful subsidies, there is much at stake in this COP.