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The EPPO said that a criminal group was trying to win contracts for projects, including EU-funded ones, but Croatian State Attorney said the scheme didn't involve EU funds.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about the leader of Bulgaria’s pro-Russian party sanctioned for hate speech, Finland and Sweden planning a joint investigation of a possible submarine cable sabotage, and so much more. 

Candidates have also avoided taking part in television debates.

Kostadinov engaged in "harassment" on the grounds of religion, ethnicity, and origin.

Poverty reduction and sustainable development while considering EU's interests in critical raw materials must be priority.

The message ends with the Ukrainian greeting ‘slava Ukraini'.

Countries like the US and Germany are particularly against the idea. 

Wording on Ukraine has been thorny at G20 meetings since the war began, because Russia and its allies are sitting at the table.

“The fundamental conflict was between the economy ministry's focus on energy efficiency and the affordability of construction,” said housing minister Klara Geywitz.

The EU’s energy transition offers a unique opportunity for sustainable growth. DP World commits to ambitious emission reduction targets, renewable energy, and innovative logistics solutions, aiming for net zero by 2050. Collaboration with policymakers is crucial for achieving these goals.

"No one believes that the cables were accidentally damaged."

“Such a scenario would render Europe a subject of global ridicule."

Moscow has said such weapons cannot be launched without direct US operational support and their use would make Washington a direct combatant in the war.

An increasing number of party officials are championing Boris Pistorius as Social Democratic lead candidate

Compared to the spectacular start of the Hungarian presidency in July, recent months, however, have been somewhat quiet

Join host Giada Santana and reporter Sofia Sanchez Manzanaro as they analyse the fallout from the Valencia disaster and its ripple effects on the Commission’s formation.

Euractiv understands that a broad deal to confirm the new Commission could potentially be announced today.

It is the centre ground's job to save the EU from drifting apart in this era of profound change, writes Renew Europe leader Valérie Hayer.

A new wastewater directive could impose financial obligations of approximately €400 million on the Czech pharmaceutical sector, impacting essential medicines availability and hurting generics supply while failing to deal effectively with micropollutants.

A new data report shows a one-off 4.9% reduction in hospital spending on medicines in 2022 in the Netherlands. Good news for the health budget but bad news for patients denied timely access to new medicines.