The case exposed the difficulties of presenting a clean break from the Orbán era
“If we don’t innovate, it will be China and the US making the calls,” warns Philippe Aghion
A president who defines himself as a deal-maker cannot return from Beijing empty-handed. In diplomacy, the side that needs the deal more is the side that concedes more
"We'll be a member of the European Union" by then, Ferit Hoxha tells Euractiv
“The situation is far from over,” the Commission's health director warns
Several capitals want expert input on whether Commission’s legal wrangling holds up
Euractiv first reported last month on plans for politically sensitive deportation talks with the Taliban in Brussels
Europe's health systems face fiscal reckoning over failure to invest in prevention
Some proposed clinical trial rules could create hurdles for smaller countries while failing to ensure high quality and patient safety
More than 60 of Labour's 403 MPs have asked him to step down
The EU foreign policy chief says she could see through the Kremlin's "traps"
With the Kremlin ever more conscious of war fatigue and devastating losses on the front, what once was a foregone conclusion now appears in a very different light
Centre-right negotiator seeks to further backtrack on internal combustion engine ban
If Trump sits across from Xi and fails to raise the cases of Uyghur Americans and their families, Beijing will read that omission not as pragmatism, but as weakness.
"We may witness a crisis that will force 45 million more people into hunger and starvation" a UN official said
Judges found breaches to the Habitats Directive
ChatGPT-maker signals it'll open up tech for European authorities and business while Anthropic deliberates
Elina Valtonen, Finland's Foreign Minister, said Ukraine now “holds the stronger cards”
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