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A proposal for permanent trade liberalisation with Ukraine would divide agricultural products into three categories, depending on how 'sensitive' they are to the EU market.

A new law on French farmers' incomes, dubbed EGALIM 4, is due to be presented in the spring.

Insufficient screening, very low age limits, and problematic diagnosis continue to disproportionately affect patients with rare conditions in Bulgaria.

European forests are under threat. Even though it is one of the most forested regions in the world, Europe’s forests face major challenges and remain at continuous risk. This Special Report takes a closer look.

Adaptive mechanisms in Mediterranean vegetation, such as deep rooting systems, have helped mitigate some impacts. But it’s far from enough. High risks remain.

In this special report, Euractiv explores the prospects for European business in light of the Commission's Clean Industrial Deal and the Draghi Report.

Bartek Czyczerski, CEO of Business Science Poland, says the country’s structural challenges may need more time and investment than others, but there is major potential for rapid renewable energy growth.

"There is still a lot of work to do" to implement the EDHS, Poland's deputy health minister said, saying "2029 is just around the corner."

The aim is to ensure greater control over e-cigarettes, the Polish ministry said on X.

Abolishing the right to assembly and enforcing this measure with facial recognition software - what sounds like something out of Russia of China is happening in an EU member state, said MEP Daniel Freund

Renewable carbon is carbon originating from a sustainably sourced renewable resource that can be naturally or artificially grown or replenished within aforeseeable time frame by processes found in nature.

There are now five member states that vocally oppose the Commission's proposal.

The 2040 target, originally due in the first quarter of this year, is now slated for the second quarter.

The move brings the possibility of landmines being reintroduced along NATO's eastern flank.

57 MEPs from five political groups are urging the Commission to defend the Audiovisual Media Services Directive against the US.

Rural communities are more than energy consumers—they are critical contributors to Europe’s industrial and energy ecosystem.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about France's nuclear energy buildup potentially being backed by a state loan, Rwanda cutting diplomatic ties with Belgium as EU sanctions take effect, the Hungarian parliament moving to ban pride parades, and so much more.

A report by Liberties names Italy as one of five EU “dismantlers” -alongside Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, and Slovakia- that “intentionally undermine the rule of law.

Kigali considers that Belgium has "taken sides" against Rwanda in its conflict with DRC.

Friedrich Merz's debt-funded investment package is still facing unknowns, that could sink the legislation and doom his chancellorship.