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The 30th Pride march in the Hungarian capital took place despite a police ban, with organisers putting the number of attendees at between 180,000 and 200,000.

Some 70 members of the European Parliament taking part in the parade have been advised to carry their diplomatic passports.

Canada was "obviously copying the European Union" in taxing US Big Tech firms, Trump said – despite the fact the EU does not have a digital services tax.

Trump's homage to "the love and the passion that [EU leaders] showed for their country" was especially uncomfortable to hear. "I’ve never seen anything like it,” he beamed. Neither had we.

The US president has been widely mocked for “always chickening out”. No one, however, backs down better than the Europeans.

Wiretaps, resignations, and a €415 million fine: Greece reels from a subsidy fraud scandal tied to EU agriculture funds.

The Polish government’s new draft law on drug reimbursement aims to streamline procedures, empower patients, and ensure faster and more transparent access to essential therapies.

Without a solidly integrated digital data-driven health system, Ireland’s chronic disease burden will sink the boat. More ambition is needed, urgently.

The vote to select the new president, now Ireland’s Paschal Donohoe, is scheduled for the next Eurogroup’s meeting on 7-8 July.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about what happened at the EU summit, how rare earths could make or break the EU’s defence ambitions, and how a motion of no confidence in Ursula von der Leyen is losing steam.

The EU's proposed Omnibus Directive aims to reduce sustainability monitoring burdens – but without deeper reform, it risks weakening the very agenda it set out to simplify and support.

Rome risks misfiring again as its most recent hunting law overhaul draws attention in Brussels.

EU chiefs dissected the latest US trade offer that arrived as they digested the summit dinner, but there were splits in outlook between the leaders.

Coalition partners in Poland clash over whether to rotate the speaker’s post as agreed — with Poland 2050 demanding trade-offs and the Left refusing to budge.

Montenegro says Portugal can meet NATO defence targets without touching healthcare or other public services — and still end the year with a surplus.

Spain’s top court has cleared an amnesty for Catalan separatists, but EU concerns linger over possible “self-pardon” deals and Puigdemont remains excluded.

The summit debut of the leader of the EU's biggest economy was unremarkable, if not underwhelming.

Global health equity at the heart of Taoiseach Micheál Martin’s message. WHO says vaccination is still a leading health investment.

Move by Stockholm will reduce the protected population to just 170.

The complaints follow a recent EU fact-finding mission and include allegations of irregularities across nearly all Slovak districts.