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Bulgarian PM set the 2025 budget deficit at max 3% to meet Maastricht criteria, easing fears of a 7-8% deficit.

Prague claims that twelve more member states are seriously considering or are about to join.

For the Polish government, no means no.

Underwater cables connecting Europe and US, as well as Portugal’s exclusive economic zone under threat.

Fewer hours, same pay.

He ducked around and found out.

Four centuries after it first colonized Africa, France is full retreat.

Euractiv has seen a leaked draft of the Critical Medicines Alliance's strategic report.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and economy reporter Thomas Moller-Nielsen break down Trump’s tariff strategy – and what it could mean for the EU.

Paradoxically, if the Commission goes along with US big tech's conclusions, it will be thanks to them that regulatory overlaps are avoided and the single market remains harmonised.

The AI Action Summit in Paris next week is part of Macron's major push to turn France into an AI hub.

In transition away from Russia's power grid, the Baltics will take Kaliningrad out of the mega-grid controlled by the Kremlin.

"We can still stop the job losses that have been taking place in energy-intensive industries for three years," IG Metall deputy chief Jürgen Kerner said.

In experiments to curb fake news sharing, researchers found that directly reducing anger in the moment had little effect; but encouraging personal agency via advertisements boosted fact-checking.

A new drug reimbursement principle is seen as a significant departure from value-based pricing. Despite concerns, the new pricing system could increase the availability of some orphan drugs by 35 per cent.

Carbon farming has emerged as a crucial strategy in the European Union's efforts to combat climate change and achieve climate neutrality by 2050.

In a new special report, Euractiv takes a deep dive into the carbon capture and storage issues facing Europe as it seeks to boost competitiveness.

The US president’s recent actions suggest his trade strategy is ultimately incoherent.

Recent polls have shown that while the vast majority of Greenlanders are in favour of independence, few are willing to compromise their standard of living to achieve it.

But Slovakia should be able to spend EU defence funds on "dual-purpose projects" like roads and bridges, Fico added.