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The Parliament declined to clarify whether items like the keffiyeh or religious garments fall under neutrality rules

Anti-migrant unrest and record asylum numbers put migration back on Spain’s political agenda

Remaining open to Chinese FDI makes strategic sense for the EU. But openness without conditions is a vulnerability.

For 20 years, the Brussels bubble has been convinced that Turkey would comply with international law and democratise internally. Instead, Erdoğan made himself indispensable by doubling down on power politics.

“I believe, 7 days before the end of the negotiations, one should also show what one can do,” said a senior German government official

The Belgian government approved a draft law that requires companies to inform consumers about upcoming charges at least 15 days before the cancellation deadline

The study’s participants recommended pharma companies should reinvest 50% of their profits into R&D.

Washington held firm despite proposals to donate materials to countries in need.

The decision is adding scrutiny to von der Leyen’s management style and the outsized role of her inner circle, particularly her head of cabinet Björn Seibert

Brussels said the move will make its countermeasures on American exports "clearer, simpler, and stronger".

"Defending the Ukrainian state requires a strong enough law enforcement system – one that ensures a real sense of justice," he said.

Tusk's cabinet shake-up won't help, according to 40% of Poles who doubt the government's direction

German court ruled comedian's comments on X were protected under free speech laws

Turkey has been in talks to purchase 40 of the Eurofighter Typhoon jets for years

"If [Belgium] gives up the idea of buying F-35s, they'd be welcome," the CEO of Dassault Aviation, Eric Trappier, has said.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Zelenskyy's anti-corruption shake-up, the EU’s possible responses to Trump tariffs, Denmark’s immigration minister taking aim at Angela Merkel, and a new Competitiveness Alliance with Japan.

Germany's annual 'summer interview' with the country's far-right leader veers off course

Kaare Dybvad says the centre-left can be tough on migration – and should stop ceding ground.

Europe failed to exploit the productivity bonanza created by the internet revolution of the late 1990s. Today’s wave of technological advances offers Europe another chance.

Six Czech industry groups warn Green Deal targets risk “industrial decline”, urging PM Fiala to fight for free ETS allowances, state aid, and tax breaks in Brussels talks.