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EU countries are embracing the language of deregulation as the bloc overhauls sustainability laws created during the Green Deal

If their voices go unheard, Serbia's youth may once again find themselves on the road to exile.

The European Commission isn't strictly ruling it out either.

Based on current trends, the ECDC also predicts an increase in measles cases this spring.

"We request your support in taking the necessary measures to block access to the TikTok application and its digital infrastructure" read letters from two Albanian regulators.

The "constant push to renationalise policies worries me," says Herbert Dorfmann.

The company that set out to “drive real change” in the European battery and EV industry is now at its last resort.

Bernd Lange told Euractiv the EU remains "open for negotiations" with the US but that Washington's ultimate goals are currently "totally unclear."

Séjourné is expected to attend the JURI Committee in the European Parliament for a "structured dialogue" on 23 April.

“We shouldn’t build the house from the chimney down,” said Jens-Frederik Nielsen of the victorious Demokraatit party.

It's a win for Competition Commissioner Teresa Ribera, who supported the cap on gas prices.

By calling the revision merely "possible," the texts aims to avoid pre-empting the ongoing reflection on whether the upcoming DNA will include a full overhaul of the EECC.

Europe faces a unique challenge: maintaining an open economy in an increasingly complex and hostile geopolitical landscape, while ensuring the technology industry remains a key resource for its competitiveness and resilience.

And while TikTok rolls out new protections for teens, industry backs Poland on CSAM negotiations.

In today's edition of The Capitals, read about France and its allies urging to keep key chemical production in Europe, the collapse of Czech PM’s security talks after the opposition walked away, and so much more.

In total, EU countermeasures could apply to US exports worth up to €26 billion—mirroring the economic scale of the US tariffs.

The Commission has not yet published the full list of medicines it wants to include, alarming the pharma industry and patients alike.

The eight countries asked the European Commission to propose a “Critical Chemicals Act.”

The succession of political crises has led to heightened public disenchantment with traditional political institutions.

"The ball is in Russia's court," US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said after the talks.