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New guidance for European Commission staff entering the US echoes that for China or Ukraine, the Financial Times reports.

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And small tweaks in Council document about resilient telco infrastructure.

An online livestream of the demolition site continues to attract nearly 2,000 viewers.

To weather the storm of potential US tariffs, the pharma industry is calling on the EU to strengthen intellectual property provisions to the level of other innovation-friendly jurisdictions such as the US.

Five years before the EU’s deadline for installing 3.5 million charging stations, an EV journey from Lisbon to Białystok would still require elaborate planning.

"Before reopening the legislation, we need guarantees from the EPP on how they plan to approach the issue," a Renew MEP told Euractiv.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Finland’s Social Democrats surging in local elections amid a far-right decline, Czechia fearing an influx of Ukrainian war veterans poses a security risk, and so much more.

EU foreign ministers are expected to discuss an updated Kallas' plan again on Monday, with focus on ammunition.

Far-right candidate claimed that Conservatives’ pick dodged a direct clash by timing the debates to ensure that he would miss both debates.

Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said the move is a direct response to “legitimate” calls from the United States to increase defence spending.

For MEPs of different political groups in the European Parliament, the Commission has the duty to act, as the announced bear killing spree is deemed to breach the EU’s Habitats Directive.

"Some of them could find work in organised crime," Ladislav Šticha, a spokesperson for the country's intelligence services, told Euractiv Czechia. 

“If we were at war, these topics would no longer be relevant”, said Eurenco CEO.

In first sit-down interviews since securing a deal to form the next German government, Merz lays out his foreign policy priorities.

Is Spain positioning itself as a possible mediator between China and the EU? Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Beijing visit was about more than pork exports.

Subcontracting in the construction sector risks driving illegal migration, but it also puts migrants in dangerous situations. This special report looks at how the EU can improve construction workers' rights.

Lawmakers are struggling to find a regulatory structure that incentivises companies to build the capacity mechanisms needed to handle increasing loads of variable renewables on the grid.

The EU has committed €77 million to strengthen European Reference Networks (ERNs) for rare disease patients.

Tripartite agreements are the backbone of the Clean Industrial Deal - linking offshore wind to investment certainty, lower energy costs, and a competitive European industry.