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Bulgaria's Association of Parents of Children with Epilepsy is suing the Ministry of Health over the chronic shortage of medicines.

But Ukraine says they "know his words cannot be trusted."

US Vice President JD Vance, a Catholic convert, spent Easter weekend in Rome, meeting with Giorgia Meloni and Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican’s second-highest official.

"I want to speak with President Trump, Elon Musk, Microsoft, Bill Gates. If they’re interested and we can make this happen," Borissov said on Wednesday.

AI Overviews shift the value exchange, letting Google take more content while sending less traffic back to publishers.

The European Central Bank’s refusal this week to describe its policy as “restrictive” contains some valuable economic – and philosophical – lessons.

Euractiv’s Friday review of the week in the news, where you decide which is which.

Rubio's warning came amid signs of some progress in US talks with Ukraine.

Rubio's warning came amid signs of some progress in US talks with Ukraine.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Trump and Meloni saying they ‘fully expect’ an EU-US trade deal, Poland boosting its troop presence and eyeing defence ties with Latvia, and so much more.

Warsaw hopes increased cooperation will aid sectors beyond defence.

The building has made do with ageing infrastructure, as little has changed at the site since it first went up in 1967.

Supporters argue the measure would encourage more Italians abroad to formally register with AIRE, putting an end to widespread avoidance.

A new US+E3 format has marked a shift in Washington’s approach.

The EU's health data plan faces privacy concerns and calls for stronger protections.

Price increases are due in 2029, just when the coalition’s term would regularly come to an end.

The British approach is not the way for the EU, said power sector association Eurelectric.

The document specifies that commercial eggs, including those from free-range hens, are still safe to eat.

Parliament and Council are still negotiating a common position, and will hold their next trilogue on 21 May. 

In Czechia, 75% of farmland is cultivated by large farming enterprises, a legacy of decades of agricultural practices.