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Babis's ANO won the most seats in the general election and teamed up with the far-right SPD and the right-wing Motorists parties for a majority in parliament

A new report by the World Bank finds that if ECA countries had maintained their pre-crisis productivity pace, today’s GDP would be roughly 62 per cent higher

Lawmakers agreed to exempt printed products from the scope of the regulation

Herzog praises EBU ruling as countries withdraw in protest

"EEAS-gate" has shown that there is much merit to the idea of a 'college mafia'. But closing the circle around the cult of the college helps no one, least of all alumni

Belgian PM says country ‘cannot be asked the impossible’

European leaders will hold a summit on the issue on December 18 and 19 in Brussels, with most leaders backing the EU scheme

Extending protection would slow generics’ arrival, patient groups warn

Peter Liese says combustion engine ban impact is ‘overestimated’

“Some animals must be protected less because they are not in danger anymore,” MEP Peter Liese said

Clearer labels set to boost low- and no-alcohol sales

Commission vice-president warns changes to environment law risk 'Pandora's Box'

German chancellor Friedrich Merz said "they are playing games with both you and us"

“This is the same person, incidentally, who characterised Communist Cuba as a ‘one-party democracy’,” Christopher Landau said

Tsipras argues that the current left-wing opposition is too divided to mount an effective challenge to the ruling conservatives

EU's Internal Affairs Commissioner, Magnus Brunner, told Parliament on Thursday he stands by the Commission's proposal and is disappointed with the Council mandate

Spain improved its previously fraught ties with Morocco after supporting Rabat's plan to grant the Western Sahara autonomy

EU Tech Commissioner Henna Virkkunen also said that "majority owners" of the forthcoming large AI model training hubs "should come from Europe"

The resignation adds pressure to a probe into suspected favouritism over EU-funded diplomatic training

Responses to a public consultation on a review of the EU's big tech rulebook indicates concern over gatekeepers self-preferencing their AIs, the Commission said on Thursday