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Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro announced plans to recruit 1,500 new police officers and overhaul migration laws by the end of 2025.

The Commission found that the China-based retailer AliExpress failed to mitigate illegal product risks on its platform, as well as accepting commitments related to other DSA concerns.

Orlen wins major EU backing to scale clean hydrogen and lead regional fuel network with 111 refuelling stations by 2030.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about budget talks being make-or-break for Parliament’s credibility, liberals and conservatives courting Romania’s new president, Ylva Johansson’s new job, and so much more.

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.

Romania’s “Mauritius Coalition” nears final deal: Bolojan set to become PM in rotating government, but key power-sharing questions remain.

EU firms based in China, however, echoed the European Commission president’s criticisms of Beijing’s protectionist policies.

Fico’s neutrality remark steals the spotlight from cross-party consensus on Slovakia backing NATO’s planned 5% defence spending target.

The upcoming parliamentary election in October has brought renewed discussion of a possible Czech exit from the EU.

As Europe's Greens near a compromise on Israel and Gaza, Felix Banaszak defended the German Greens' insistence on a nuanced stance on the matter.

The world's fifth-largest banana producer wants to "ramp up" trade with the EU, Colombia's foreign minister told Euractiv in an interview.

'You feel better expressing anger at me,' Kallas told MEPs.

Sources tell Euractiv that EU countries have found compromise on the Commission's major defence industry initiative.

Commission touts reform-tied funding and tech investment success ahead of 2028–2034 budget proposal.

Increased energy efficiency can help EU companies compete against their US and Chinese counterparts, but financial barriers need to be overcome to ensure progress.

Plant-based food bashing is back on the menu.

An eagerly awaited EU "defence omnibus" to cut red tape for the arms industry largely delivers smaller tweaks – but promises more sweeping revisions next year.

Everything, everywhere, all at once. Europe must discover its global identity while dancing between two elephants.

Ironically, leaving out fathers from the Parliament’s own proposal could put the institution at odds with legislation it recently helped pass.

Critics warn the move is unlikely to help plug the bloc's investment gap and risks increasing financial instability within the euro area.