Price spikes are triggering calls from some politicians to stop power flowing to their more needy neighbours, but Van der Straeten says Europe should instead double down on interconnections.

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Mitsotakis suggests that individual EU countries should have the discretion to choose their own climate targets.

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A union with far-right ties is proposing tighter controls on agri-food products entering France.

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The paper will not be published until after February's German elections.

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Applicants who are in debt, have a criminal record or are considered a security threat could have to wait longer for Swedish citizenship.

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Morawiecki will succeed Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni as president of the European party.

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"We do not see the need to apologise," chief spokeswoman Paula Pinho said on Tuesday.

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In addition to face-to-face lobbying, main tactics include funding impact assessments and targeting MEPs.

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Trade union fears the “end of the steel industry in Germany.”

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These measures could significantly impact their industrial-style cider, often just 15% juice.

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A line seems to have been crossed and the Alliance is ready to ramp up efforts in the region.

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The EU's trade commissioner said Brussels is prepared to undertake “decisive action to defend the level playing field”.

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The climate crisis is a health crisis. It doesn’t just disrupt the environment; it fundamentally threatens our health.

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The move elevates 10 of the EU's member states above the remaining 17.

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It was the second round of such talks in less than two months, following a discreet meeting in Geneva last November between Tehran and Britain, France and Germany.

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TurkStream continues to supply Russian gas to Serbia and Hungary via Bulgaria.

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Civil society has campaigned for diaspora voting for many years.

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In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Spain's Sánchez announcing tax hikes on tourist flats, Bulgaria hoping to join the US visa waiver programme in 2026, and so much more. 

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A US official said the Gazprom majority-owned company has taken billions of euros out of Serbia in recent years.

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Romanian bloggers mocked far-right MEP Diana Șoșoacă for attending Nicolás Maduro's inauguration but failing to get a proper picture with him. Diana Șoșoacă, leader of the far-right 'SOS Romania party, travelled to Venezuela, where she attended the inauguration ceremony of...

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