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Friedrich Merz is pushing for Ukraine to be inside inside the EU without 'further delays'

The EU’s long-awaited Arctic strategy will be finalised this autumn, Síkela tells Euractiv

European governments face pressure to act against Iranian military attachés accused of operating under diplomatic cover

Benoît van den Hove tells Euractiv that scaling biotech companies at a global level still depends on capital that Europe does not yet mobilise at sufficient scale

The EU's lead on foreign affairs, Kaja Kallas, was also clear this week that confronting Israel is increasingly challenging

The new office is meant to help coordinate multinational programmes

Opposition foreign-policy chief Kaya Türkmen says deeper ties with Europe require a more democratic Turkey

If capitals do not agree on new revenue streams, the next seven-year EU budget risks being smaller

Spain ranks among the weakest-performing EU countries for tax certainty in a recent comparative study, underscoring how legal unpredictability is emerging as a key – and often overlooked – constraint on Europe’s competitiveness. The report, published by EPICENTER and authored by …

In an era of geopolitical realignments, uncertainty and multiple crises, shipping remains a force of stability, continuity and connection.

Prague’s longstanding pro-Israel stance comes as several EU governments push for a tougher line on Benjamin Netanyahu

The accusation comes at a delicate moment for the PSOE, which is facing election losses and corruption scandals

Follows surprise troop redeployment announcements by Washington

Three major sticking points remain before a final deal

Kremlin must not benefit from Iran energy shock, European Commission says

'A first inflation wave is in full swing,' one analyst warned

Nielsen says that on EU membership Greenland has not decided yet

Big Tech provided unredacted EU staff data for US House Judiciary Committee report attacking the EU's DSA

The European Commission's €200 billion plan makes aid more flexible and geopolitical, raising concerns over needs-based development policy

Four years after the launch of the ECI Fur Free Europe, EU citizens are loud and clear: only a ban on fur farms and fur products on the EU market makes ethical, economic and democratic sense.

Millions of EU homes can’t afford full electrification, MEP says member states should offer pathways with renewable gases as an alternative

In today's edition: trilogue thriller, Industry 3.0, EDPCIs

Move follows similar US waiver, potentially putting pressure on Europe amid Iran energy shock

In today's edition: lessons from Ukraine, Elisabeth Zehetner interview, wastewater treatment

In today's edition: fertiliser plan, animal welfare, forests