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Retaliatory tariffs on US energy could make matters even worse, economists fear.

Two civil society organisations sued X after the platform refused to grant systematic access to publicly available data.

€14 million in French agricultural subsidies are linked to the results of union elections – and the far-right just made significant gains.

A draft law, seen by Euractiv, that was due to be presented next week is now delayed.

In today's edition of the Capitals, read about the gunshots that changed Robert Fico, how Germans are not turned off by Merz's far-right collaboration, and so much more.

Moldova moves further to counter Russia’s Energy blackmail.

The government announced it had received €174m from Denmark as part of two Ukranian military aid contracts.

A political assassination attempt, like the one on Trump, may have a similar boosting effect.

The BornToGetThere project has been set to advance early detection, surveillance, and intervention for infants at high risk of cerebral palsy. Coordinated by the University of Pisa, it brought together global partners to implement evidence-based practices, empowering families and strengthening health systems worldwide.

And EU countries tiptoe towards a unified approach to resilient telecoms infrastructure.

The head of the PiS-dominated Constitutional Court, announced an investigation into an alleged coup, targeting Tusk and top lawmakers.

Gaza will be a key topic after Israel suggested Spain, Ireland, and Norway take in Gazans.

The Hague-based court will look into Italy's deportation the head of Libya's judicial police.

Minimum wage and national insurance contributions increases have added to the uncertainty.

Szijjártó met with Patriots for Europe allies instead of engaging with the Czech government.

The evaporation of US humanitarian funding – on top of cuts by many EU capitals – means NGOs are already feeling the squeeze.

Labour groups fear consequences for workers' rights from the EU's push to slash red tape.

In this episode, host Giada Santana talks to Euractiv's news editor Owen Morgan and Brexit expert Joël Reland about the future of EU-UK relations.

This initiative seeks to support the integration of effective, safe, and accessible psychedelic therapies into European healthcare systems.

Sir Keir Starmer wants to "reset" relations with the EU, but he may find it easier to strike a deal with Donald Trump.