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An EU-UK security and defence pact is likely to be the centrepiece of a summit next month.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Czech lawmakers dragging their feet on the foreign tech blacklist law, Donald Trump Jr. visiting Bulgaria for AI investment talks, and so much more.

Launched by the environment ministry, the programme marks a major step in bringing the country in line with EU goals, having been the last member state without a green public procurement plan.

ETIPWind released a new report which calls for the establishment of a European Fund for Wind Research & Competitiveness in the next EU budget. This will make public R&I funding fit for safeguarding the European technology leadership in wind energy.

The plan includes cutting the corporate tax rate from 20% to 18% and reducing personal income tax by €1.1 billion.

Event organisers say he’ll share his global expertise in real estate, branding, and growth - and his vision “for large-scale business and the potential of emerging markets.”

If there are opportunities to bump into Trump in the Basilica, "they will, of course, be seized,” a Commission spokesperson said.

At least 12 are dead and 90 injured in Kyiv, as Trump says a peace deal is “very close,” and the next few days will be crucial.

TikTok has launched an election centre to combat disinformation ahead of Romania’s repeat presidential vote in May, amid doubts whether the platform had failed to protect the integrity of the previous annulled election.

Nobody likes a tight deadline, just ask EU capitals.

Critical Medicines Act just one topic out of more than 15 measures to get committee's attentiion

Belgium's pharmaceutical sector is facing mounting domestic pressure from analysts concerned about the undermining of investor confidence and research capacity, fuelled by uncertainty surrounding US tariffs.

If the lower house doesn’t clear the bill in time, it'll leave Prague without a tool to reduce its dependence on high-risk foreign tech – and out of step with EU law. 

22 out of 32 countries met the 2% GDP spending target, the alliance said on Thursday.

Findings leave EU wine enthusiasts with a dire (and potentially forever) uneasiness.

The DMA was designed as a powerful tool to regulate tech giants. But laws are only as strong as the powers that enforce them.

Meta introduced the "pay or consent" model for European users in November 2023.

The Czech state energy firm ČEZ had selected a South Korean company for the construction.

Peter Kotlár has long promoted fringe theories about mRNA vaccines, claiming they "cause the human body to produce toxins."

While the Commission has full autonomy in choosing legal bases for its proposals, the non-binding vote could spark a broader institutional clash.