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The EU executive is planning to put forward a new support package by June for farmers "affected by different types of crises" as a response to criticism received for the previous allocation of EU agricultural funds to Eastern European countries.

Several far-right politicians in France have criticised statements from the European Commission and the French government that they would be willing to ban Twitter if it does not comply with EU regulation on societal risks and disinformation.

Innovative technologies and digital solutions are opening new opportunities in making cancer prevention more accessible across the EU – but to tap into their potential, this must come hand-in-hand with digital literacy. According to Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan, “prevention is...

The European Union aim to develop its own mining industry to reduce dependence on China for raw materials deemed essential to the bloc's green transition. But successfully navigating the geopolitical and domestic complexities of raw material supply chains will be no small feat.

The European Commission presented on Tuesday (30 May), internal guidelines for staff on using and interacting with online generative AI models, in particular addressing their limitations and risks.

Ukraine expects to get at least NATO security guarantees, rather than just another vague pledge about an 'open door policy', as Kyiv's Western allies are preparing two key summits in support of the war-torn country.

To ensure effective implementation of the EU's AI rules, member states without a rich AI ecosystem have used negotiations to try to mitigate the potential burden. Still, Slovakia sees opportunities for a comparative advantage if it succeeds in implementing them.

The European Commission is looking to forge “win-win partnerships” with raw material-producing countries in a bid to develop new mining projects across the globe and reduce the bloc’s dependence on China.

The EU joined the US and other allies in strongly condemning a North Korean spy satellite launch using ballistic military technology that ended in failure earlier on Wednesday (31 May).

The article talks about the role of data ecosystems and data spaces in addressing those issues which hinder back from realizing the objectives of the EU Data Strategy. It focuses on presenting Intellera Consulting’s insights and lessons learnt to make data ecosystems and data spaces fully work.

France's sports minister condemned Novak Djokovic on Wednesday (31 May) after he wrote a message saying Kosovo was at the "heart of Serbia" following his victory in the opening round of Roland Garros.

A meeting of EU ambassadors on Wednesday (31 May) will look into a new compromise text on the platform work directive, seen by EURACTIV, in the hope of building a bridge between two starkly divided camps and bringing member states together ahead of a ministerial meeting in mid-June.

The European Political Community (EPC) Summit, hosted by Moldova on 1 June, is a chance for this country to show progress at home and economic development, writes Elena Derjanschi.

Nature restoration and reversing biodiversity loss are essential parts of the European Green Deal but the question of how to do this is highly contentious, writes Kira Taylor.

NATO countries are in the middle of Arctic military manoeuvres, vowing on Tuesday (30 May) to defend their newest member, Finland, which is hosting its first joint NATO exercise since becoming the 31st member of the Western alliance in April.

The European Union on Tuesday (30 May) imposed sanctions on seven people from Moldova for actions it said destabilised and undermined the territorial integrity of the small impoverished country and neighbouring Ukraine.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about EU leaders telling Moldovans they are not alone against aggression, Bulgaria denying asylum to a Russian who refused to fight against Ukraine, and so much more.

EU leaders are coming to tell Moldovan citizens that they are not alone in the face of aggression, Moldovan Foreign Minister Nicu Popescu told a press conference Tuesday, adding that the EU will send Moldova a strong support message on...

Two supersonic US B-1B bombers made a rare flyover over Bosnia-Herzegovina on Tuesday in what the US embassy called a demonstration of enduring partnership, while Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik said it was not an act of partnership or friendship...

Slovenia should build the second reactor at its existing nuclear power station in Krško as soon as possible since a delay of only four years would double the price of electricity, a study commissioned by the Chamber of Commerce and...