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Markets are still digesting a "seismic shift in German fiscal policy".

But revising the EU's landmark data privacy regulation could be akin to re-opening Pandora's box.

Brussels says the targets, now extended, reduced gas supply anxieties and tackled price volatility.

Opposition alleges efforts to protect politicians responsible for a train crash that killed 57 people.

And a short recap of Trump's speech to Congress

In today's edition of The Capitals, read about Macron courting Orbán on Ukraine ahead of the EU Summit, Musk's attempt to undermine Romania's pre-election disinformation roundtable, and so much more.

The government and national assembly have approved an €180 million for the acquisition of anti-aircraft missiles.

The French President aims to bridge the gap with the Hungarian leader who skipped London summit.

Industry and Trade Minister assured that domestic oil supplies remain secure.

He would shake Putin's hand if it were in Poland's best interest.

The plan would give powers to Catalan regional police to manage security in ports and airports.

After a few weeks of silence on the topic, Trump reiterated his claim over the territory of Greenland and the Panama Canal.

Last year, the EU4Health programme was cut by €1 billion for the 2025-2027 period to fund an aid package for Ukraine.

The spectre of the US withdrawing from Europe and reviewing its defence position has shaken the Old Continent.

Robo-farmers are set to have a field day, just as soon as data rights and algorithms plough a straight furrow.

The European Commission’s new strategy is focused chiefly on the competitiveness of European companies, prompting concerns it is putting climate needs on the back burner.

As Europe pursues innovation and competitiveness in AI, should AI be structured around human rights and sustainability; and does AI’s employment impact matter? Paula Gürtler deploys a moral compass.

"I would not say that regulation is the biggest problem," said Mensch.

With an eye on Trump and Putin, Germany's likely new coalition prepares to rebuild the military and jumpstart the economy

Germany, France and Italy tax industrial electricity at rates of 51%, 20% and 38% respectively. The US doesn't even tax it.