PiS leader Kaczyński says he met Parliamentary Speaker Hołownia to discuss illegal migration, denied coalition talks, and called the border situation a national emergency.

Spain’s PP (EPP) leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo signalled readiness to govern with far-right Vox, rejecting political isolation and calling their voters “deserving of respect”.

Italy’s ruling coalition is split over a Forza Italia-backed plan to expand citizenship rights, with Meloni and Salvini rejecting a proposal Tajani insists aligns with integration goals.

With the Koldo case closing in, Spain’s Socialist leader clings to power amid collapsing public trust.

“It’s almost an industrial-scale organisation of worker exploitation,” Ceulemans said, describing the living conditions of migrant workers.

Among Okamura’s fiercest critics are members of his own family.

Austria’s energy market exposes why Europe’s power bills keep climbing – and how regulators are fighting back.

Stephanie Lose told Euractiv that Europe’s defence build-up must be combined with “wise decisions” to lower debt and deficit levels.

"It's not a new deadline. We are saying, this is when it's happening," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

Chinese medical device exports to the EU doubled between 2015 and 2023.

The PP leader is gearing up to challenge Sánchez, with polls showing his party holds a clear lead over the PSOE.

The opposition accuses Erdoğan of political crackdown ahead of the 2028 vote.

Interior ministry says deportations can begin as asylum no longer applies to convicts.

Salazar's resignation is the latest in a string of scandals threatening to undermine the stability of the EU's fourth-largest economy.

The announcement comes on the heels of an unexpected parliamentary defeat for the country's prime minister on defence spending.

Should tensions escalate, Denmark’s Council presidency is likely to pull both Copenhagen, and the EU deeper into the fray.

EU foreign ministers are due to discuss the options on 15 July in Brussels, but agreement remains unlikely.

Steeper duties are set to take effect on 9 July on dozens of economies, including the EU.

This week gave us cause to appraise the position of media within the Schuman environs. It's a debate that representatives of the Fourth Estate are always up for.

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