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EU Parliament's chief makes the case that isolation is not so great

Ireland’s medicines approval system is no longer fit for purpose, but is the government committed to renewing it fairly?

The centre-right ÖVP is in line for the energy ministry.

It looks like Canadians aren’t pucking around.

Sarah Knafo never had any reason to complain about the cordon sanitaire, she told Euractiv.

A "more fiscally conservative," right-wing majority could lead to post-2027 budget cuts in the health sector S&D MEP Victor Negrescu told Euractiv. 

The Polish prime minister and the European Commission hotly refuted Trump's claim the EU's purpose is to "screw" the US.

The country, where cannabis is highly criminalised, has traditionally taken a hardline stance on the substance.

Sweden’s prime minister has said his country can provide hope and stability for life science investors amid increasing global uncertainty.

The island's fragile digital infrastructure has come under increased scrutiny as attacks on European sea cables have increased in recent months.

Circumvention of the EU carbon border tariff could be addressed with origin-specific default CO2 values, a joint statement by Belgium, Italy, France, Luxembourg, Romania, Slovakia, and Spain suggests.

Farmers were joined by colleagues from Slovakia, Hungary, and Austria.

Austria was right to challenge Hungary’s nuclear deal with Russia, the EU court’s adviser said, arguing Brussels failed to scrutinise the project’s legality.

Courts can balance the right of the data subject against trade secret protection to decide what information the data subject can receive.

New centrist coalition follows failure of the largest party. the far-right FPÖ, to strike a deal.

In today's edition of The Capitals, discover how villages in western Germany are shifting towards the far right, why Czechia is criticizing the "contradictory" Clean Industrial Deal, and so much more.

Meeting deadlines is important.

Unlike his predecessor, President Ilie Bolojan chose to involve the parliamentary parties in the discussions.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's recent visit to Bratislava failed to sway Slovakia's defence minister.

For Finance Minister Zbyněk Stanjura the Clean Industrial Deal also ignores the financial burden of Europe's growing defence needs.