The former EU commissioner Didier Reynders is suspected of laudering money by purchasing large amounts of lottery e-tickets.

Healthcare innovation is shifting toward technologies with long-term benefits, targeting prevention, disease interception and slowing progression. Yet, current economic evaluations sometimes skew governmental decision-making toward short-term gains, driven by discounting practices. We call for policymakers to recognise this impact and consider refining national methodologies to fully capture the value of long-term benefits.

“Deindustrialisation is a reality, and de-Europeanisation is part of that equation" he added.

Urso expressed confidence that a solution would be found on 17 December.

And what the new Trump administration has to do with it.

The new amendment requires renunciation of Russian citizenship, although dual citizenship is allowed in Czech Republic.

“Some of the building blocks are there, but an enabling framework for energy communities is still needed,” Josh Roberts told journalists in Anderlecht.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and Euractiv's Energy, Environment and Transport reporter Barbara Machado reflect on the political motives behind lowering the protection status of wolves and its wider implications for biodiversity.  

Over 70 per cent of Kazakhstan’s oil exports go to the EU, making it the bloc’s third-largest non-OPEC supplier. Now, it’s upscaling and solidifying its position as a key player in Europe’s energy market.

Fast and furious harvest growth is critical to global food production. Farmers are under intense pressure. Technology could leverage wins, but can we do it quickly enough?

Calls for an integrated European energy system will be just theory unless harmonised standards are specified, allowing renewables to blend with the energy grid.

With 481 clinical trials conducted in 2023 - a 17% increase compared to 2021 - Czechia remains a strong player in Europe, but for how long?

One euro invested in diabetes prevention can save eight euros in the future. Diabetes is crushing Europe's health budgets, but Belgium is trying to get ahead of the curve.

The final deal does not include any of the additional changes to the law proposed by the EPP and backed by hard-right parties.

The conclusions published by the Hungarian presidency in October defended a "dedicated" CAP budget amid speculation about Commission plans to merge it with the Union's cohesion policy.

Under pressure from federal states, Berlin abstained from the vote on the Council's non-binding recommendation, as did Greece.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law on Tuesday for the first time in the country since 1980.

“At no point did I give Putin an ultimatum [on delivering Taurus],” the CDU's lead candidate told journalists in the German parliament.

The National Rally's move to topple the government of Michel Barnier on Wednesday brings fresh questions over its "increasingly unsustainable" long-term political strategy.

With Russia's attention split between three theatres, Moscow might soon face hard choices.