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The sheer amount of euros that the Commission is suggesting splashing has raised doubts at a ministerial meeting in Brussels.

A parliamentary delegation will be in Taipei from 21 to 23 July to meet with Taiwanese authorities and civil society representatives.
Special committee on the European Democracy Shield

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

A parliamentary delegation will be in Taipei from 21 to 23 July to meet with Taiwanese authorities and civil society representatives.
Special committee on the European Democracy Shield

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The breakthrough came after Slovakia lifted its weeks-long veto last night, paving the way for the bloc's newest package of economic punishment aimed at Russia

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about the migration ministerial summit on Germany's highest mountaintop, the Slovak Prime Minister dropping his veto on the new sanctions against Russia, and the doubts over the EU tobacco tax.

As corruption scandals mount, Catalan separatists tighten their grip on Sánchez’s fragile coalition

There is no question about Taiwan’s status today. Only an authoritarian regime’s denial of a reality its ideology finds inconvenient.

The military camp had been occupied by French forces since Senegal’s independence in 1960 and was still home to 350 troops.

Europe’s long-term budget has a smoking problem.

Brussels hauls Slovakia to EU court for failing to guarantee lawyer access to uncharged suspects, raising alarms over fair trial standards.

Czech president signs off on ban equating the promotion of communist ideology with Nazi propaganda, triggering backlash from leftist party ahead of October elections.

The EU could still meet its climate target by double- or even triple-counting the same euro through clever accounting tricks.

Under proposed rules, all remote consultations between patients and doctors would have to be conducted exclusively through the state-run digital infrastructure.

Czech Deputy Health Minister Michaela Matoušková urges the EU to take stronger, proactive steps on pharmaceutical policy, digital health coordination, and equitable access to innovative medicines.

Ruling says Flemish government failed to assess whether weapons transfers complied with international law.

The US is weighing sending Patriot systems to Ukraine but won’t risk its own security, its NATO envoy said.

MEPs and industry representatives say the EU is weakening fisheries policy by burying it in a broader mega-fund

The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not say whether a new ambassador would be sent to Budapest

The Commission argues that Madrid's move undermines EU financial regulation and legal certainty for cross-border banking deals