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The EU summit in Brussels had the feeling of a hungover group brunch after a wild night out. European leaders tended to their ...
In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about what happened at the EU summit, how rare earths could make or break the EU’s ...
EU chiefs dissected the latest US trade offer that arrived as they digested the summit dinner, but there were splits in ...
With the ongoing war in Ukraine and escalating conflicts around the world, critical minerals are reshaping security ...
The EU's proposed Omnibus Directive aims to reduce sustainability monitoring burdens – but without deeper reform, it risks weakening the very agenda it set out to simplify and support.
Coalition partners in Poland clash over whether to rotate the speaker’s post as agreed — with Poland 2050 demanding trade-offs and the Left refusing to budge.
Montenegro says Portugal can meet NATO defence targets without touching healthcare or other public services — and still end the year with a surplus.
Spain’s top court has cleared an amnesty for Catalan separatists, but EU concerns linger over possible “self-pardon” deals and Puigdemont remains excluded.
More German leadership in Europe had been Merz's pitch since his opposition days, and he has repeatedly scoffed at his ...
The European Commission is preparing a new Bioeconomy Strategy to help bring bioeconomy innovations to market, creating new green jobs and sustainable economic development.
Global health equity at the heart of Taoiseach Micheál Martin’s message. WHO says vaccination is still a leading health investment.