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Every €1 spent on youth mental wellbeing returns €24, so why is Europe still holding back?

Belgium’s regional governments are doubling efforts to maintain its life sciences hub. Officials say U.S. tariff threats won’t shake their focus.

A strategic uranium reserve will be established to support the nuclear power plants, leveraging Kazakhstan’s global position as the largest uranium producer, holding 14 per cent of the world’s uranium reserves.

When patients understand the reasoning behind a treatment plan, they are more likely to follow it properly, remarked Petra Adámková from the Czech organisation Cancer Patients Voice.

Brussels needs to crawl out of its den and growl back at Bratislava over the ongoing slaughter of bears.

"We are confident in our compliance with all data protection requirements and have engaged extensively with the Irish Data Protection Commission on this matter," a Meta spokesperson said.

The list includes Bangladesh, Colombia, Egypt, India, Kosovo, Morocco, and Tunisia.

So far, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is the only EU leader that will attend Putin's Victory Day celebration.

Coal-fired power plants converted to cleaner fuels to qualify for state assistance in meeting peak demand.

Athens has been alarmed over possible closer defence ties beween the EU and Turkey, a longstanding rival.

In 2019, Russia sold 191 billion cubic metres (bcm) of natural gas to Europe. Last year, it sold 45 bcm.

New guidance for European Commission staff entering the US echoes that for China or Ukraine, the Financial Times reports.

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And small tweaks in Council document about resilient telco infrastructure.

An online livestream of the demolition site continues to attract nearly 2,000 viewers.

To weather the storm of potential US tariffs, the pharma industry is calling on the EU to strengthen intellectual property provisions to the level of other innovation-friendly jurisdictions such as the US.

Five years before the EU’s deadline for installing 3.5 million charging stations, an EV journey from Lisbon to Białystok would still require elaborate planning.

"Before reopening the legislation, we need guarantees from the EPP on how they plan to approach the issue," a Renew MEP told Euractiv.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Finland’s Social Democrats surging in local elections amid a far-right decline, Czechia fearing an influx of Ukrainian war veterans poses a security risk, and so much more.

EU foreign ministers are expected to discuss an updated Kallas' plan again on Monday, with focus on ammunition.