“We depend more on others than others depend on us,” Draghi warned.

Despite regular drone attacks, Russia has not struck Kyiv with missiles since 26 August.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Borissov beginning coalition talks with a pro-Russian party and populists, the S&D threatening to defy its 'gentleman's agreement' with the EPP, and so much more. 

"The F-35 will provide Romania with unparalleled air defence capabilities."

After saying he didn't want to be prime minister, Borissov has now changed his mind.

Instead of Ribera, some PP circles are backing Agriculture Minister Luis Planas.

The opening comes amid a nervous reaction among some NATO members to the election of Trump, who has vowed not to defend countries that do not spend enough on defence.

"It's not the end of the world," Josep Borrell told the European Parliament.

Meanwhile, Musk doubled down on his attack on the judiciary.

“I don't understand what they mean. We have forums for this."

“There is no room for negotiations that go beyond the agreement established between the three political families."

Scholz’s right-hand man for European affairs, Jörg Kukies, has bowed out.

President Ilham Aliyev, who is hosting the COP29 UN climate talks, drew loud applause from delegates of some Pacific island nations after a combative speech targeting France's handling of its overseas territories.

Fiala said the European Union's efforts alone are not enough.

If granted by the court, the ban would exclude the leader of National Rally from running in France's 2027 presidential election.

For Europe to remain both a decarbonisation pioneer and competitive, it must focus on three key priorities: common financing, strategic coordination, and support for demand.

The West’s failure at phasing out Russian oil and gas sales has helped Russia's economy rebound, write Martin Vladimirov, Isaac Levi and Sergiy Makogon.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and agrifood reporter Sofia Sánchez Manzanaro outline supporters and detractors of EUDR and possible scenarios ahead of the vote.

Financial institutions must be made aware of the investment potential in Europe’s Critical Raw Materials sector if the EU is to succeed in meeting its own goals under recently approved legislation.

One hundred deaths in Swedish hospitals last year could be linked to a lack of staffed hospital beds, or high workload, according to an investigation published in the Swedish hospital doctors' newspaper.