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It also proposes that pooling agreements among manufacturers for 2025 and 2026 can be agreed until 2027.

"Polish farmers are not used to fallowing land; they are accustomed to making productive use of it."

The two institutions meet on Thursday to attempt to resolve the impasse.

Despite the opposition, the decision will most likely depend on the European People's Party (EPP).

There is an ongoing EPP dispute between the industry and health committees over who will lead the Critical Medicines Act.

It could spark an institutional clash with the Council of the EU which is reluctant about regulations.

Analysts, however, said it was difficult to predict what the tariffs' impact on EU car manufacturers would be – although it will probably be bad.

A Nordic control project showed that 71% of the products examined violate EU laws due to high toxicity levels. 

Economic development and prosperity are not solely the product of free markets or entrepreneurial initiatives. Poland’s transformation from a post-communist economy to a dynamic, modern market economy has been deeply influenced by its institutional architecture. A critical pillar of this transformation has been the development of financial institutions capable of effectively managing EU funds.

Paris considers “essential” to quickly enhance CO2 price stability and predictability.

Although the opinion is not binding, the court often follows advocate generals' views.

Hungary and Slovakia also continue to import significant volumes of Russian gas.

And Commissioner McGrath comments ahead of plans to simplify GDPR.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Vance’s Greenland power trip being scaled back amid local backlash, the Czech initiative to save Radio Free Europe gaining support from 12 countries, and so much more.

Coalition and opposition agreed that Slovakia would not join the “coalition of the willing,” but disagreed on additional financial support.

Graphite is vital for Europe’s defence, energy resilience, and digital future. As demand surges, urgent action is needed to secure supply chains, support local production, and recognise graphite’s strategic role in both civil and military infrastructure.

While the Trump administration might want to roll back Russia sanctions, movement on the issue hinges on EU approval – and it's unlikely this will come quickly. 

Undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano has reportedly admitted that Italy’s intelligence services authorised spyware surveillance on NGO members.

UK’s projected growth for 2025 has been revised from the 2% announced in the autumn to 1% now.

As auto stocks and the wider market tumble, the long-promised tariffs on vehicles—expected to drive up prices and slow production—will take effect after midnight on 3 April, a White House official has confirmed.