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European Union leaders announced €4.7 billion euro investment package in South Africa

From Parliament's vice-presidents to committee chairs and delegation leaders, Brussels has its hands in German coalition negotiations.

The Chinese tech giant has many fingers in many pies.

Despite the US push to settle the war as soon as possible, the Europeans have regularly promised to keep supplying Ukraine with arms.

Ireland hosts the world's ten largest drugmakers, including U.S. companies Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, and Merck, all of which have large plants on the Emerald Isle. But for how long?

The world’s wealthiest nations collectively caused 15 times more biodiversity loss internationally than domestically, driving deforestation to satisfy agricultural and forestry demand.

Lithuania sees the CMA as a crucial road to address shortages and supply chain vulnerabilities. Greece underlines the importance of international partnerships within the Act’s framework.

Excluding the far right is not working for Europe. Maybe it is time to think about something new. 

This special report explores the 'Union of Skills', the challenges and opportunities of strengthening Europe’s competitiveness while maintaining social fairness.

"Ukraine made it clear that it will not recognise Russia's rights over our territory,” a Ukrainian official told reporters.

Rutte visits White House while Trump piles Ukraine and European capitals with threats

A draft of the EU's White Paper on Defence advocates for the EU to fund solutions for Ukraine "that can be provided by EU-based commercial providers."

The Commission also listed seven areas in which there are “several different critical capability projects” and where EU countries needed to prioritise spending.

The comments are Trump's most brazen to date on his desire to wrest the island away from NATO ally Denmark.

Irish pharmaceutical industry absorbs shot from Trump on trade practices

“Prioritizing natural gas over nuclear energy to decarbonize industry is complete non-sense," the European parliamentarian from France said.

Article 34 and 35 require very large platforms to carry out risk assessment and mitigation measures under the DSA.

"Without (funding) we won't have a vision, and we won't have a CAP," said S&D coordinator Dario Nardella

Without unanimous renewal by all 27 member states, the bloc's sanctions will expire at 23:59 CET on 15 March.

EU ambassadors are set to vote tomorrow on the latest draft compromise on new genomic techniques (NGTs).