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Merz's personal popularity is up four points in fresh polling released on Thursday – and his party gained too.

The incident occurred on Thursday evening.

New sustainable fuel rules unfairly penalise European airlines, the French and German aviation associations say.

This weekend, the three tiny countries will finalise a decade-long plan to divorce the grid leftover from Soviet times.

A proposal was added for a supranational connectivity instrument to ensure alignment on use of EU funds for telecommunications infrastructure.

"If this is what’s needed to prevent a total deregulation of CBAM, then so be it,"

Civil society has argued simple systems pose just as much risk as sophisticated AI systems.

2025 could well be the year electromobility goes mainstream - thanks to corporate fleets, experts say.

"Russians do not differentiate between us, they treat us as a whole," says Secretary of State for Defence Paweł Zalewski.

"This proposal could affect tens of millions of European citizens," two Czech MEPs warned.

Shein has been under DSA investigations since April

The Mirage delivery comes as Ukraine's army is trying to regain and hold ground on the battlefield to have the upper hand at the negotiation table.

Paragon's establishment in Germany comes as places like Italy and Barcelona are becoming key European hubs for the spyware industry.

For years, there has been ongoing debate about balancing security and privacy when it comes to monitoring content.

In today's edition of the Capitals, read about the two year review that exposes Germany’s climate policy fog, how France’s Bayrou won the budget battle, not the war, and so much more.

Bucharest has pledged to cut budget spending and increase revenues.

Allegations that several witnesses have been fired because they cooperated with the European prosecutor.

The e-commerce surprise of the day came not from the Commission strategy but from American flip-flopping over Chinese packages.

According to researchers, only 4% of Poles and 7% of Czechs shared this sentiment.

Germans call in sick for over 20 days per year, much more than workers in other EU countries, which has prompted a radical proposal.