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On 30 January, Euractiv hosted a discussion on the European Commission’s "CERN for AI" initiative and what a European AI Research Council could look like in practice.

While nearly 30,000 Bulgarians need biomarker diagnostics annually, the state only covers the costs of one biomarker for breast cancer.

The elimination of the tool would have “negative consequences,” according to the government.

A Hapag-Lloyd representative said it agreed with environmental NGOs push back against crop-based biofuels.

Commission reacts to JD Vance comments on Romanian elections.

Only Spain and the Netherlands can export shellfish to the US, despite a White House document claiming the EU can export "all the shellfish it wants to America".

In today's edition of the Capitals, read about the collective European psyche at the 61st edition of the Munich Security Conference, why the Czech President rejects EU army, and so much more.

His comments were in response to Zelensky’s call to establish EU armed forces.

Interim President Bolojan assured that Romania remains firmly committed to a solid transatlantic partnership.

The presidential hopeful’s charm offensive includes Munich, Helsinki and Brussels.

According to the Maastricht criteria inflation should not exceed 2.57%.

The Danish are on cloud nine, and X is playing nice with the Commission on DSA.

The insurance industry can play a pivotal role in addressing the issue of the protection gap, which refers to the gap between the insured losses and the real economic impact of climate disasters.

US and Russian officials are set to meet in Saudi Arabia in the coming days to initiate peace talks.

Mattarella has likened Russia’s aggression against Ukraine to the actions of the Third Reich.

European capitals are filling out a questionnaire sent by the US on a possible peacekeeping force in Ukraine.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and Chief Diplomatic Correspondent Alexandra Brzozowski go through highlights and lowlights from the Munich Security Conference.

The Commission's U-turn provoked heated reactions from the Council.

"Advanced biofuels aren't going to just appear magically because the EU says we need them."

European diplomats drank Munich dry of camomille tea as they sought respite from a harrowing weekend.