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A conviction – and a possible ban from public office – could upend French politics.

Winemakers in California are hopeful they can convince more Americans to drink local, put off by the price tags on French and Italian bottles.

Mentzen, known for his advocacy to liberalise gun laws and his staunch opposition to abortion in all circumstances, including cases of rape, has made social media his home.

Várhelyi has kept his promise to present the Critical Medicines Act within the first 100 days of his mandate but some MEPs remain vigilant.

Observers are divided on whether the change of position is a manoeuvre to prevent BEREC's powers from being curtailed, and whether or not it is positive for the sector.

Trump vows 25-50% tariffs on Russian oil buyers if Putin blocks Ukraine peace efforts, says he's "pissed off." Moscow yet to respond.

"If a Norwegian business behaved like these companies, we would fine, or ultimately, ban them," Norway's climate minister told Euractiv in an interview.

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"You have under-invested in the people of Greenland and you have under-invested in the security architecture of this incredible, beautiful landmass," the US vice president told Denmark.

Health authorities will review the vaccination records of 7.5 million children following the first recorded diphtheria case this year.

While early steps have been taken in Austria and France, Belgium MEP Yvan Verougstraete stresses the need for a long-term industrial strategy to reshore EU pharma capacity.

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The EU should stop pretending its sanctions policy on Russia could diverge from Washington’s.

Romania's agency ANCOM has not explicitly stated whether online platforms have provided sufficient reassurances around disinformation campaigns.

Five years have passed since the Covid-19 pandemic, but some doubt Germany is ready for future health crises.

In Berlin, the prevailing sentiment that “BMW should not pay more for power than Volkswagen” saw the government resist fiercely – until recently.

The Trump admin backed down for now, but the future of the US-backed broadcaster remains uncertain.

Falling global demand and looming Trump tariffs have compounded an already complex crisis for Europe's wine sector.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Greenland getting a new government just in time for Vance’s visit, Poland suspending asylum applications at the Belarus border amid migration crackdown, and so much more.