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The trial comes after she and Macron filed a defamation lawsuit in the US in July

Washington booted Ankara out of its F-35 fighter programme in 2019 over its purchase of an S-400 Russian surface-to-air missile defence system

How can ocean literacy empower citizens, shape policy, and inspire collective action to protect Europe’s seas? Euractiv’s Xhoi Zajmi speaks with Adeline Plé from the Surfrider Foundation Europe and Eliane Vera Paz from Atlantic Cities, to understand how our connection to the ocean can drive meaningful change.

The move follows Beijing’s announcement in October of sweeping export controls on rare earths

Poland has achieved an impressive 92% eHealth 'maturity level' surpassing many EU member states typically considered more developed

A Czech billionaire and owner of agro-chemical giant, Babis came out on top in the October elections

Futures market turns bearish as EU officials react to government concerns over higher fuel bills

His lawyer said the proceedings against Kuznietsov were "tainted by serious procedural violations"

The Tour d’Europe proved it: renewable fuels are a real, scalable and certified solution to decarbonise transport, already available today. Covering 18 countries and more than 80,000 kilometres, vehicles powered by renewable fuels achieved up to 87% CO₂ reductions on a well-to-wheel basis. These fuels work with existing vehicles and infrastructure, offering an immediate complement […]

For now, the central bank is "in a good place", ECB President Christine Lagarde said

The 38-year-old man acknowledged his role in the scandal during questioning by prosecutors

In today's edition: global health funds, spy affair, human twin

Plus Japan-inspired RESourceEU, airport drone defences, and military mobility

In today's edition: DSA breaches, open source funding, social media age limits

In today's edition: Agrifish council, CAP reform, soil law

In today's edition: Carbon outsourcing, net-zero shipping, REPowerEU negotiations

In today’s edition: a top MEP says the Commission is poised to amend its €2 trillion budget proposal, Geert Wilders is tipped to win the Dutch election but unlikely to become prime minister, and Parliament faces scrutiny over EU funds awarded to a professor previously fired for sexual harassment

The World Employment Confederation-Europe calls for action, not more legislation, to harness AI’s potential in employment. By leveraging existing laws, ethical standards, and social dialogue, Europe can foster innovation, protect workers, and boost competitiveness in a future-proof labour market.

For many in Serbia, the EU’s words ring hollow, as more and more see the bloc as too complacent with Vučić's regime

When the dot-com bubble burst, policymakers largely let it collapse, treating it as a market correction. Today’s accelerationist MAGA-AI boom is different