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For Lithuania, the deployment offers reassurance. For Germany, it’s a litmus test for its military.

Natalukha said that while the Commission promised last year to replace the ATMs with a long-term framework, no such structure has materialised.

A new pharma sector report reveals that Ireland initiated just 75 industry-sponsored trials over 2023 and 2024, compared to 229 in Denmark.

Sanctioned Russian “shadow fleet” ship caught lurking near the Poland-Sweden power cable, prompting swift Polish military intervention and renewed NATO warnings.

Parliament has endorsed a proposal to raise tariffs on Russian fertilisers, rejecting efforts to weaken the measure and clearing the way for final adoption by July.

Spanish minister defends Israeli arms deal scrapped in public but revived in practice, sparking tension within Sánchez’s coalition.

Giusi Princi said on Thursday she was "shaken" over "objectively baseless claims” of wrongdoing.

Reactions from Malaysia saw criticism of EU countries' preferential treatment as "favouritism".

The EIF's first investments in defence startups highlight how investors' mindsets have shifted since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

For Social Democrat MP Isabel Mackensen-Geiß, “the majority wants food from NGTs to be labelled. Removing this isn't progress – it’s a step backwards.”

The Romanian Constitutional Court upheld Nicușor Dan's win in Sunday's presidential election.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Denmark discovering suspicious components in imported green tech, the EU throwing Radio Free Europe a €5.5 million lifeline after Trump’s cuts, and so much more.

Bureaucracy threatens Europe’s economy, social systems, and green transformation. To secure prosperity, freedom, and creativity, the “Stop Bureaucracy” initiative calls for smart, proportionate, and business-friendly rules that empower citizens, support trust, and keep Europe open, competitive, and future-ready.

Czechia is ready to back a 5% of GDP defence target at June’s NATO summit, President Petr Pavel said.

Finland has finished the first 35 km of a 4.5-metre-high border fence with Russia to block migrant crossings through the wilderness, its Border Guard announced Wednesday.

The exact circumstances remain unclear, with both sides offering conflicting accounts.

But with shaky ground beneath it and cracks in the military logic, critics fear it’s more spin than steel.

The British press decried Monday’s ’reset’ as the end of Brexit. So why do pro-EU protests – and Morris dancing – continue?

Norway's Espen Barthe Eide predicts a growing NATO presence in the far north, and discusses expanded NATO defence spending targets.

Keeping the far-right AfD out of key parliamentary posts has gotten harder after their surge in Germany's most recent election.