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Europe should embrace the new defence spending pledges. If nothing else, the continent will have the chance to reclaim its dignity.

The European Commission is preparing a new Bioeconomy Strategy to help bring bioeconomy innovations to market, creating new green jobs and sustainable economic development.

Bulgaria's health ministry plans to limit children's access to medicines, citing an unproven TikTok trend allegedly causing paracetamol poisonings. The unverified trend also prompted other EU agencies to act.

The ECR has distanced itself from the no confidence motion, despite it being signed by Poland’s Patryk Jaki, one of its co-chairmen. 

"We wouldn't want to be in the same community as a country at war," Viktor Orbán said.

Irish PM launched a scathing attack on the tobacco industry’s role in promoting e-cigarettes, describing vaping as a deliberate strategy ‘to get nicotine back on the agenda.’

Billionaires party in Venice – locals aren’t celebrating.

Christophe Hansen says Ukraine’s possible EU membership would put pressure on farm payment model.

In its 2019 Green Deal, the EU emphasised the importance of domestic electric vehicle (EV) battery production to achieve the energy transition while fostering a competitive and sustainable battery value chain

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about France calling to rethink the 2040 climate target, Hungary threatening Pride-goers, and a bid to bring down the Commission rattling the ECR.

Europe’s biomethane capacity reached 7 bcm annually in Q1 2025, up 9% from 2024. Growth is slowing despite strong investor appetite, underscoring the urgent need for clear policies, binding targets, and swift regulation to maintain momentum.

Documents seen by Euractiv expose key claims in one of the most significant EU corruption probes ever.

EU leaders meet in Brussels for talks on the Middle East, Ukraine, migration and more. Follow along live.

"Daddy sometimes has to use tough language,” said Rutte of the US president, capping a fawning display in the Hague.

Europe's socialists and liberals should "consider again what is going on outside of this Brussels bubble" when defending the EU's green agenda, the powerful conservative leader told Euractiv in an exclusive interview.

The campaigners want governments to ditch all market mechanism supporting fossil fuels and back clean flexibility options instead.

Poland’s top court faces mounting pressure over contested election results, as thousands of protests flood in and EU-criticised judges prepare to rule.

A summit light on concrete deliverables could see some progress towards a new Russia sanctions package – but Hungary's stubbornness on Ukraine is set to continue.

Czech teens radicalised online face terror charges after cross-border probe uncovers synagogue arson attempt, and hate-fuelled propaganda.

A summer weather report went viral for all the wrong reasons after appearing in major newspapers. The AI story was too hot to handle.