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'I am on your side,' von der Leyen told the LGBTIQ+ community in Hungary – sparking a riposte from Viktor Orbán.

The NATO summit close a 'historic' deal on defence spending. But the real accomplishment for the allies was avoiding trouble with Trump.

New rules allow gas subsidies if phase-out planned by 2040.

The Commission plans to ease obligations under the EU’s cosmetics and labelling rules, according to a draft of the chemicals simplification package obtained by Euractiv.

In an unusual move for a US Health Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. chose a Swede as one of his advisors.

The rules aim to set the global benchmark for regulating rocket launches. But they are on a collision course with the major international companies – such as SpaceX – that already are capitalising on the space economy.

The pharma industry has urged Bulgaria to reform drug pricing and clawbacks, warning current policies threaten patient access and foreign investment.

To explain what the ENEFIRST Plus project is, the project’s senior expert Jean-Sébastien Broc starts by outlining what it is.

From the 10th to the 12th of July, Naples will host a policy forum on the Mediterranean as a space of trade corridors, migration governance, and regional security at a time when Europe’s strategic depth and external authority are under reconsideration.

New state aid rules unveiled on Wednesday could see EU countries allowed to cover the bill for up to a quarter of their heavy industries' power costs.

This video captures highlights from the Global Food Forum 2025, hosted by Farm Europe. A gathering of policymakers, farmers, agri-business leaders, and association representatives to discuss the future of food and farming in Europe.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about a divisive post-Qatargate lobbying crackdown, NATO scrambles to appease Trump, and so much more.

Nawrocki’s resistance to appointing PiS heavyweight Przemysław Czarnek as top aide signals early friction between the president-elect and the party that backed him.

PSD's legal battle with Brussels has taken on broader significance – with the NGO claiming they were 'used' to cover up political failings.

Facing legal backlash and fears for endangered birds, Slovakia has pulled the plug on its High Tatras zoning plan.

As part of the operation, Israel also hit Tehran's infamous Evin prison, in an effort to destroy its gates.

"If we lose up to 15% of our weight, that can lead to a 61% remission in cases of type 2 diabetes."

While the vote carries no legal weight, the conservatives have recently demonstrated their growing influence over EU green policy.

The separation of "hard" and "soft" defence spending could once again highlight shortcomings in military capabilities. But is the rush to hit GDP targets missing the mark?

"I don't see any particular value in keeping the money and not spending it,” Germany's new finance minister said following the unveiling of his first budget.