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New state aid rules could see governments give up to €225 million per project per company.

The Code can't be killed, but could reinforce AI Act obligations or offer a way around them.

German coalition negotiators agree approach to implementing the DSA.

In today's edition of The Capitals, read about why Greenland's election is not about independence, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's visit to Bosnia amid rising tensions, and so much more.

Italian officials are working alongside the Commission who has exclusive competence in trade agreements.

The new regulation, seen by Euractiv, is expected to introduce tougher migration rules and facilitate the creation of return hubs.

Terrorism and antisemitic violence means many Europeans, including many Jews, are “more concerned about their personal security than about freedoms and democracy.”

Donald Trump's return to the White House and his announcement of future 25% tariffs on various sectors, including the pharmaceutical industry, prompted the Commission to revive the concept of strategic autonomy to boost competitiveness.

Eurogroup President Paschal Donohoe told reporters that the eurozone's “overall fiscal stance” this year is still expected to be “slightly contractionary” despite steep increases in defence investments.

Macron appears determined to examine the operational aspects of a Western military deployment, as peace negotiations remain beyond European influence.

The move could spark a new debate in Brussels, where the funding of nuclear power is a sensitive political issue.

Contrary to what the wall-to-wall coverage of Greenlandic affairs in international media might lead one to believe, the election is about redefining ties with Copenhagen.

Spain and the Isle of Man have implemented distinct approaches to youth mental well-being, prioritising early intervention through school-based support.

Spain and the Isle of Man have implemented distinct approaches to youth mental well-being, prioritising early intervention through school-based support.

With a hurricane blowing through Washington, China is looking more like a strategic partner for Europe. Brussels could be tempted to swipe East.

With a hurricane blowing through Washington, China is looking more like a strategic partner for Europe. Brussels could be tempted to swipe East.

While the actual paper remains vague on climate policy, the Greens have made their way into pre-coalition talks, making their support dependent on changes.

While the actual paper remains vague on climate policy, the Greens have made their way into pre-coalition talks, making their support dependent on changes.

The problem is media outlets can’t abandon X because that’s where the news – and the readers – still are.

The problem is media outlets can’t abandon X because that’s where the news – and the readers – still are.