Predicting the name of the next prime minister remains difficult.

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A new survey shows Hungarians recognise the urgent need to adapt to climate change. The vast majority support immediate investment in climate adaptation to avoid higher future costs.

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EU foreign ministers are expected to "consider additional measures" on Monday (16 December).

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"In my constituency, I witnessed a case where a towerco offered a mayor a symbolic one-euro lease," said French Senator Patrick Chaize.

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The cosmetics and personal care industry is a significant contributor to the EU economy. This report examines innovation and sustainability in the sector, discusses regulatory complexities, and considers the role of SMEs in the industry's broader landscape.

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AI and data-driven innovation will allow the beauty sector to personalise products based on individual preferences and needs while advancing carbon neutrality goals.

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is positioning his country even further ahead in the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine.

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Either HERA will carry the Critical Medecines Act; it will be transferred to DG SANTE; or a HERA/SANTE task force will be set up.

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Acting before hospitals became overwhelmed by Covid-19 saved lives and reduced the impact on the economy, the study says.

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France's attempts to mould the EU's future defence fund to its liking risk leaving the country isolated around the Council table.

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Kiyv-Moscow peace negotiations could start as early as this winter, Tusk said on Tuesday.

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Many hope that new EU air pollution regulations entering into force today could improve the situation.

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Behind the Commission's push to conclude the long-stalled agreement is a confluence of economic necessity and geopolitical urgency.

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As the region grapples with gang violence, tech companies must do their bit to prevent it.

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"We know that when farmers come together, they get more power," Hansen told Euractiv

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Egypt, Qatar and Saudi Arabia have condemned the incursion. Saudi Arabia said the move would "ruin Syria's chances of restoring security".

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Charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust, the Isreali prime minister will testify three times a week, despite the Gaza war and possible new threats posed by wider turmoil in the Middle East.

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The Biden administration is seeking ways to engage with Syrian rebel groups who ousted Assad and is reaching out to partners in the region such as Turkey to help kick start informal diplomacy.

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With the mood in Damascus still celebratory, Assad's prime minister, Mohammed Jalali, on Monday handed power to the rebel-led Salvation Government.

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In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Portugal banning mobile phones in schools, Puigdemont threatening to torpedo the 2025 budget, and so much more.

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