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But ties between the EU and key Black Sea actor Turkey remain strained.

Because “bear meat can be eaten”, the Slovak government will offer "every" killed bear that meets hygiene standards for sale to the public, a minister said.

Ireland sees a sharp decline in teen substance use, but vaping and gambling raise new concerns.

The Czech government is confronting China over a cyberattack linked to state-backed hackers.

IETA welcomes the EU-UK ETS linkage announcement, highlighting its benefits for all. We call for swift negotiations and mutual CBAM exemptions before January 2026, when the EU’s CBAM enters full force

The massive blackout on April 28 exposed critical weaknesses in Iberia’s isolated power grid, triggering multi-agency probes and urgent calls for EU energy integration.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read an exclusive interview with Henna Virkkunen, how MAGA weighs into the Polish presidential election, and so much more.

Women’s entrepreneurship is a dynamic and growing force that is making an increasingly significant contribution to innovation and economic progress in the European Union. Despite this, persistent gender imbalances limit women’s participation in the entrepreneurial landscape.

Pride or prejudice? The Commission faces backlash after Euractiv revealed it advised Commissioners to avoid Budapest Pride, raising questions about its commitment to EU values.

The Commission plans to introduce a "simplified and predictable pan-EU harmonised access" framework, a slide reads.

An internal advisory note from the EU's military committee suggested rethinking how NATO and EU authority overlap on defence.

Ireland’s new dementia registry will lean on the European Health Data Space to enable integration across the healthcare system.

"Not only size matters", Virkkunen said, contradicting her senior Commission officials.

If you take Spain's initiative to its logical conclusion, you quickly see how tonto it was from the get-go.

The European Commission president has made her sharpest rebuke yet of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.

Several EU countries had asked for "more time and more information", a Spanish government spokesperson said.

Bulgaria’s psychiatric sector is crippled by an ageing workforce, with doctors routinely working 12-hour shifts, often left alone to care for hundreds of patients, and paid €1,550 per month.

South Korea’s nuclear gains in Europe are under pressure, as rising friction threatens to short-circuit further expansion.

EU agriculture ministers are challenging a lead ban proposal, injecting defence rhetoric into a debate over hunting and fishing gear.

Fico along with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán are viewed as the most Kremlin-friendly leaders within the EU.