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The Romanian Constitutional Court has ordered a relaxation of regulations on financial transparency for public officials. Politicians and civil servants are currently required to publish details of their assets - both their own and those of direct relatives. Under the new ruling the legal provisions must be amended to stipulate that the data must be submitted to the ANI inspection body, but not made public, and information about relatives' assets will no longer required.

On Tuesday, the Transport and Tourism Committee voted to extend the EU road transport agreement with Ukraine until the end of 2025 to continue facilitating the transport of goods.
Committee on Transport and Tourism

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

On Tuesday, the Transport and Tourism Committee voted to extend the EU road transport agreement with Ukraine until the end of 2025 to continue facilitating the transport of goods.
Committee on Transport and Tourism

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

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A third-country national who enters the European Union in an unauthorised manner cannot be penalised for facilitation of unauthorised entry solely because he or she is accompanied by his or her minor child

Allegations of surveillance and political intimidation by the Slovak government have rocked an EU mission probing the use of European funds.

Karol Nawrocki's victory in Sunday's Polish presidential election jeapordises Tusk's pro-EU reform agenda.

Sweden’s Social Democrats seek to ban placing asylum seekers in vulnerable areas to fight segregation - sparking sharp backlash over what critics call forced social engineering.

Far-right leader Geert Wilders had issued an ultimatum over migration policy.

Spain’s Constitutional Court mostly backs the controversial Amnesty Law pardoning Catalan separatists, sparking fierce condemnation from conservative opposition.

All parties except PSD have ruled out appointing a technocrat as prime minister or reshuffling the current leadership.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Macron in Rome seeking Italy’s support for the ‘Coalition of the Willing’, a German court ruling that asylum-seeker rejections at the border are unlawful, and so much more.

Sonoco, a leading sustainable packaging producer in Europe, urges policymakers to harmonise packaging rules. Regulatory coherence would cut costs, boost innovation, and enable scalable circularity—turning climate ambition into action and strengthening Europe’s packaging sector for a competitive green transition.

Macron visits Rome to repair strained ties with Meloni and push for Italian support in Europe’s future security guarantees for Ukraine — potentially including troop deployments.

French MPs back assisted dying – but with a right-wing Senate ahead, this life-or-death law is far from its final breath.

More than a million EU citizens are pressuring the Commission to ban conversion therapies – but the path to a ban is anything but straight.