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In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Poland’s Duda possibly disliking the PiS-backed presidential candidate, Foti replacing Fitto in the Meloni government, and so much more. 

Bulgarian counter-intelligence services gave no official reason for the ban on the Russian billionaire.

CSG saw its revenues from arms sales and military services rise by 25% year-on-year.

The French government reportedly invited Donald Trump to attend Saturday's reopening ceremony of the reconstructed 12th-century cathedral.

As the European economy strives to reclaim competitiveness, business aviation emerges as an enabler for productivity, connectivity and innovation. The sector calls on European leaders to recognise it as part of the solution to drive decarbonisation, competitiveness, and aviation leadership.

Nawrocki is officially running as an independent candidate, but backed by PiS.

PM Irakli Kobakhidze claimed that the protests were "funded from abroad" and vowed "there will be no revolution in Georgia".

There have been 17 indictments since 2020.

The alleged visit triggered reactions as it would take place three days before the presidential runoff.

The senate became a "theme park" against women's reproductive and sexual rights.

The opposition said they hope he will do better than his predecessor.

The latest compromise text, seen by Euractiv, shows reduced ambitons for securing the EU's supply in the long-term.

The European Parliament will elect the new ombudsman in Strasbourg on 17 December.

At the final Health Council of the Hungarian Presidency, EU ministers will agree on two key plans, but discussions on smoke-free environment rules may take a sour turn.

It’s clear that business travellers are ready to make the shift. But to truly embrace this change, the EU and governments must act quickly

“We're experiencing high political instability – no question about that. But I don't think we're in financial instability territory at this point."

In this episode, host Giada Santana and politics reporter Thèo Bourgery-Gonse chat about the controversies around the French budget package.

According to a TechniAtome internal email seen by Euractiv, on 5 July the teams working on the Nuward project were asked to demobilise - just four days after EDF announced its intention to "evolve the design" of its SMR.

For the EU to meet its commitment to reducing carbon emissions and achieving climate neutrality by 2050, innovation and transformation in the mobility sector is crucial.

Bulgaria and Romania not having a government at a time when the outcome of the Ukraine war could discussed is reckless, to say the least.