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The lively debate on von der Leyen’s doomed censure lit up a Parliament languishing on the EU’s sidelines. Pro-EU MEPs should now reclaim the political theatre.

Ahead of Wednesday's ruling, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia would not abide by any court decisions.

EU-US agreement in principle could come in days, Maroš Šefčovič says.

The prime minister is fighting to contain a growing corruption scandal threatening PSOE's credibility and coalition stability.

Green MEP Lena Schilling urged MEPs to “redeem” themselves after ceding the 2040 climate target to the far right.

Athens suspends asylum requests from North Africa amid rising migrant arrivals and tensions with Libyan authorities following EU delegation’s rejected visit to Benghazi.

“For this criminal offence, she can be sentenced to between 6 months to five years of imprisonment,” EPPO press offices told Euractiv on Wednesday.

The Wednesday search of the Parisian headquarters of the National Rally is separate from the investigation the European Prosecutor's Office launched on Tuesday.

The Parliament should not have refused Kaili’s request for access to documents, the EU’s General Court says.

Explore how place-based investment strategies can unlock long-term economic potential, enhance social resilience, and bridge regional disparities across the European Union.

Left group says transition may take weeks as administrative process begins.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Libya kicking out an EU migration delegation in a diplomatic blow-up, the Patriots getting the climate bill, and Schengen at 40 as border checks become the new normal.

The EU Water Resilience Strategy offers a timely framework to address growing water challenges across Europe. To turn ambition into impact, this Strategy will need to support local solutions, shared responsibility, and greater recognition of key initiatives like replenishment.

Czech firms are under investigation after customs data revealed sanctioned goods continued reaching Russia via intermediaries in countries like Serbia, despite EU export bans.

As far-right vigilante groups patrol Poland’s western frontier, Defence Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz urges would-be border defenders to join official forces instead.

Under fire from a widening corruption scandal, Spain’s prime minister is set to unveil a “powerful” anti-graft package in a bid to save his party – and his leadership.

Jens Spahn, the powerful parliamentary leader of Merz's centre-right, faces a reckoning over Covid-era procurement calls that cost Germans billions.

Four decades on, the Schengen area no longer feels quite so free.

There is no sign that von der Leyen or her parliament chief Manfred Weber will change tack.

This report explores strategies for disease preparedness, prevention, and response, and how the EU can better invest in animal health systems.