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A near-final draft seen by Euractiv sees little change from last week's leak.

The new proposal, hailed as “promising” by an EU diplomat, marks a complete U-turn by the Polish government.

The Commission's updated draft work programme confirms the withdrawal of the ePrivacy Regulation proposal

Poland is the last national hole to plug when it comes assigning Digital Services Coordinators.

The duties would “heighten economic uncertainty and disrupt the efficiency and integration of global markets”, the Commission said.

Less condom use, a patchy state of sex education across Europe and barriers to testing.

Three small parties could decide the election.

In today's edition of the Capitals, read about why gloves come off in German debate for chancellor, what you need to know about the Patriots for Europe summit in Spain, and so much more.

Georgescu urged supporters to boycott foreign-owned supermarkets.

Including the Bulgarian minority in North Macedonia’s constitution is a condition for starting EU negotiations.

AI Action Summit: France cashes in, initiatives abound, and Virkkunen's mammoth meet-and-greet.

As we step into 2025, it is the perfect time to look at what this year holds on the environmental sustainability front. 2025 is no doubt an important one as it will be marked by significant milestones and new initiatives that will shape the future of European industry, environment and society. In this context, the European soft drinks sector is taking actions to meet several key EU packaging legislative targets and industry’s voluntary commitments, while looking forward to the EU to address one of society’s most precious resource: water.

Bitcoin could potentially account for up to 5% of the bank’s total reserves.

New Poland-Lithuania interconnection Harmony Link will further strengthen security in the region.

France, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, Greece, and Ireland are among the signatories.

Ahead of the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit starting today in Paris, France is going all in to address Europe's AI irrelevance.

Even supposing investors are ready, few mining projects make it off the ground. Why is it so difficult?

Fracking, widely seen as highly polluting, is restricted or banned in several EU countries – but Budapest is doubling down.

How a freelance software developer launched a catalogue of European tech companies to support Europeans looking for alternatives to American services.

"How should I explain to farmers that the same apple can be sold in June but not in July?” said Dominik Woizniak.