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Thousands of Czech patients remain without access to urgent innovative medicines, despite recent progress.

Technical standards help drive innovation and growth by ensuring that interoperable and secure technologies are widely adopted by businesses and consumers. This is even more essential in consideration of the rapid digitalisation and AI transformation impacting all industrial fields.

“Trump methods in the velvet EU glove,” a Ukrainian source involved in the farming sector told Euractiv.

The arrests come amid heightened awareness about Russian-linked saboteurs targeting logistics networks.

As NATO foreign ministers gather in Turkey, crucial details about a possible 5% defence spending target are up for debate.

EU ministers and officials have vowed to continue imposing restrictive measures on Moscow to force it to enter into peace negotiations with Kyiv.

The European Commission wrongly dismissed a journalist's request to access texts between the president and the Pfizer CEO, the court said.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about nuclear deterrence as French protection will come at a cost, Italy once again under pressure to ratify the European Stability Mechanism reform, and so much more.

Merz's team for Europe.

The Commission’s goal of establishing a 28th legal regime for European companies to operate seamlessly across the continent is ambitious and challenging. EPRA believes a 28th regime for listed real estate investment could provide a blueprint for a wider framework.

Eyeing Washington and Beijing, von der Leyen is set to unveil her 'killer' long-term budget

On Monday, President Radev submitted a referendum request to Parliament, but Speaker Natalia Kiselova (BSP, PES) rejected it as inadmissible, leaving him no legal avenue to appeal.

Current polls show former PM Andrej Babiš and his right-wing populist ANO movement leading with 30.7% support.

Italy “shared the significant political challenges” in ratifying the treaty, said Eurogroup President Paschal Donohoe.

President Emmanuel Macron confirmed that talks are ongoing over extending France’s nuclear deterrent, but insisted Paris "will not pay for others’ security."

The 'SAFE' defence loan idea enjoys broad support in theory, but details about which companies can score contracts has been the sticking point.

Internal documents seen by Euractiv show the secretariat-general, comprised of top EU officials, will be revamped on Friday.

Some broader defence-related spending could count toward the target – but not "a grab bag" of budget items, the ambassador said.

Rama's supporters are thrilled with his fourth term. But election results are entirely predictable in a well-managed country.

Through a presentation followed by a panel discussion, we will delve into the vast potential for electrifying European industry, the existing technologies and the need for tailored support across sectors. We will also examine the impact of electrification on industrial sovereignty and competitiveness.