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Cypriot MEP Fourlas says the new pharma framework is especially important for smaller member states, though Greek MEP Nikos Papandreou says reservations remain.

It’s the latest blow to the dream of a single, open space where 450 million Europeans could move freely.

“The Commission intends to withdraw the green claims proposal,” said a spokesperson for the executive on Friday.

EU agriculture ministers meet next week, but the controversial trade deal is still opposed by France and Poland.

Eight museums across Europe have joined forces with a single goal: making cultural venues accessible to all. They are part of an innovative project aimed at breaking down the barriers that prevent people from disadvantaged backgrounds from enjoying exhibitions.

In response, China accused the EU of "double standards" over protectionism.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Belgium leading a push to pressure the EU to end trade with Israeli settlements, the Commission sending Athens to the Court of Justice for failing to implement noise action plans, and so much more.

Europe can no longer afford to outsource critical components of its digital future, including the training of its digital workforce. Digital skills are not just about employment – they are about power.

Romania’s government talks stall as VAT hike disagreement blocks prime minister nomination and strains -again- coalition ties.

After 14 years of delays and UN criticism, Finland rewrites key law to let the Sami define who represents them.

Sweden’s struggling Liberals bet on 30-year-old Simona Mohamsson – a bold pick some see as too “woke,” despite her pivot on working with the far right.

Talks on the historic treaty had long been on ice but may now be completed as early as next month, Euractiv has learned.

Parts of the Commission’s new proposal risk creating a “procedural burden” that could undermine the returns regulation itself, Rome warns.

The UK's commitment to align with EU food rules in return for reduced checks includes a list of 'limited' exceptions – and foie gras could be on it.

The EU and Britain outspend Russia on defence – but clunky procurement, high prices and limited production mean Europe is still years away from countering the threat, two prominent think tanks find.

It's time to rethink the role of “civil society” in the EU. But the EPP's swipe at NGOs is no more than political opportunism.

The tech giant's lobby badges to access Parliament hang in the balance.

“Capabilities are paid for with euros, not GDP percentages,” Pedro Sánchez wrote in a letter to NATO chief Mark Rutte.

The letter includes no clear timeline as to when the European Commission should come up with a plan.

MEPs are likely to call for a stricter traineeships directive next month.