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Italy “shared the significant political challenges” in ratifying the treaty, said Eurogroup President Paschal Donohoe.

President Emmanuel Macron confirmed that talks are ongoing over extending France’s nuclear deterrent, but insisted Paris "will not pay for others’ security."

The 'SAFE' defence loan idea enjoys broad support in theory, but details about which companies can score contracts has been the sticking point.

Internal documents seen by Euractiv show the secretariat-general, comprised of top EU officials, will be revamped on Friday.

Some broader defence-related spending could count toward the target – but not "a grab bag" of budget items, the ambassador said.

Rama's supporters are thrilled with his fourth term. But election results are entirely predictable in a well-managed country.

Through a presentation followed by a panel discussion, we will delve into the vast potential for electrifying European industry, the existing technologies and the need for tailored support across sectors. We will also examine the impact of electrification on industrial sovereignty and competitiveness.

A four-year saga will reach its climax on Wednesday, but the Commission president is likely to emerge relatively unscathed.

The EU farmers' lobby will join Belgian farmers to oppose sweeping subsidy reforms.

The Kremlin on Monday slammed EU leaders’ calls for a ceasefire as an “unacceptable ultimatum."

The two women at the centre of the case were set designer Amélie K. and another woman, known by the pseudonym Sarah, who were working with him on a film set in 2021.

The European automotive sector is at a crucial turning point, facing rapid technological advancements and growing competition. To navigate these changes, in January 2025, President von der Leyen launched a Strategic Dialogue on the Future of the European Automotive Industry.

Political backing for Serbia's EU accession is "unequivocal", the country's president said, despite having attended Putin's military parade last week.

Amid rising global competition, the European Patent Office is stepping up to lead, responding to Europe’s urgent call for innovation and unity by advancing patents, standards, and strategic collaboration to secure Europe’s competitive edge.  

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Denmark and Italy seeking support to rein in the European human rights court, a Commission letter raising questions over the timing of the Czech nuclear contract, and so much more.

The move fulfils part of a compromise deal aimed at securing its entry into the Schengen Area.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has officially confirmed that the blaze was an act of arson orchestrated by Russian intelligence.

The former Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen's visit has become a flashpoint in Taiwan-China tensions and Lithuania's domestic politics.

Supporters of a young far-right candidate say they are sick of the 'endless war between the two main parties'.

Friedrich Merz's election victory raised expectations of a German U-turn on defence. His first week in office has left people wondering what he'll deliver.