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If Donald Trump follows through on a promise to lower the US corporate tax rate from 21% to Ireland's rate of 15%, fears are growing that the tech firms will pack up and head home.

The move leaves the ruling SPD with Germany's most unpopular chancellor as their candidate at a time when the party is already trailing in third place behind the opposition conservatives and the far-right.

George Simion dreams of restoring Romania's pre-World War Two borders, which include areas now in Bulgaria, Moldova and Ukraine and has been declared persona non grata in the latter two.

Draft rules proposed by the European Commission propose postponing until 1 July 2028 a decision on whether nuclear energy-derived hydrogen can be eligible for the 'low-carbon' label.

Overcoming Hungary's veto is not the only issue on the agenda.

Northvolt transformed in a matter of months from Europe's best shot at a homegrown electric-vehicle battery champion to a company struggling to stay afloat.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Slovakia's Robert Fico backing Serbia over Kosovo, a Polish MEP urging Trump to back Poland's World War II reparations demands from Germany, and so much more. 

"Supporting energy storage is a key priority," he said.

His dismissal was the first such case in Bulgaria since the end of communism.

The PiS has estimated reparations at around €1.35 trillion.

"Any major problem between the US and Russia in Ukraine could lead to a world war," he said.

Meloni hailed her colleague's appointment as a success for the nation.

Garcia said that Partido Popular have shown irresponsibility, but the fault lies with the EPP.

Vucic called Fico “one of the most important and greatest world leaders.”

“We consider ourselves entitled to use our weapons against the military facilities of those countries that allow their weapons to be used against our facilities", Putin said.

Trump's victory also came with Vance - an outspoken admirer of Orbán - securing the vice presidency.

To our knowledge, this is the first ruling where a court has recognized the science that any new investments in oil and gas are incompatible with international climate goals.

“It is important that the international community's attention does not wane even after the COP."

According to the European Public Prosecutor Office, the scheme secured "undue financial gains" financed by money from both the European Union and Croatia.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and energy & environment reporter Nikolaus Kurmayer reflect on the trajectory of COP29 and possible scenarios for its end. EUI head of delegation and professor Simone Borghesi dials in directly from Baku, Azerbaijan.