"The one-size-fits-all is not the correct answer,” said Romanian MEP Siegfried Mureșan

While British police have charged in absentia three Russians over the attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter, no formal case has been brought against them over the death of a woman in Salisbury in 2018.

The International Astronautical Congress (IAC) since 1950 has been a venue for the scientists, engineers, companies and political leaders of spacefaring nations to discuss cooperation. But Russia this time is not invited.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about the Polish government baffled by Tusk's decision to suspend asylum rights, the French government saying it will introduce tougher migration laws, and so much more. 

The N-VA leader was careful not to reveal his coalition plans for Antwerp.

"The beneficiary presented false information", the EPPO said.

An EU-UK security pact had been in the making for several years but has largely remained dormant.

"Unless the policy is rethought, the next years will be quite painful."

Sixteen EU member states currently contribute soldiers to the UNIFIL mission in south Lebanon.

The whole political spectrum in the EU is moving towards a tougher stance on migration.

The news comes amid growing interest from EU leaders over the model.

He cited difficulties within the coalition on matters such as migration and energy.

For Europe to maintain a stable energy supply and remain competitive whilst continuing to strive for net neutrality by 2050, it must further strengthen its transatlantic energy architecture. Best-in-class LNG will be central to this.

France could be heading for a reversal of the already controversial 2024 law.

Whether it can secure the SPD another term in the chancellery remains to be seen.

Tusk said he can't be forced to respect the EU migration pact.

The EU may have to compromise its high-ambition stance to seal a deal in final negotiations on plastics.

Early results showed the Social Democrats winning the popular vote of the election, which was dominated by concerns over living costs and potential threats from neighbouring Russia.

EU foreign ministers are meeting in Luxembourg today (14 October) to discuss urgent matters, including Russia’s ongoing aggression against Ukraine and the volatile situation in the Middle East.

How will new EU members' unique energy starting points—particularly those that are highly dependent on fossil fuels or have outdated energy infrastructure—impact the Union’s overall ability to meet its 2040 targets?