A Delegated Regulation is threatening the EU fish processing industry and consumers. To avert foreseen risks, the Polish Association of Fish Processors urges MEPs to reject it at the plenary session of 10-11 April and call for consultation with EFSA.

The French think tank I4CE revealed on Friday (April 5) the first French's climate adaptation costs estimates. At European level, the subject is still struggling to gain acceptance.

On Wednesday, the European Parliament will vote to give its backing to the EU's Migration and Asylum Pact, along with other laws that reform the Union's asylum system. This will be the final step before the new rules can be put into effect, writes Fabienne Keller

Israel said on Sunday (7 April) it had withdrawn more soldiers from southern Gaza, leaving just one brigade, as it and Hamas sent teams to Egypt for fresh talks on a potential ceasefire in the six-month conflict.

Beijing's commerce minister dismissed as "groundless" US concerns that a surge of low-cost Chinese exports posed a risk to global markets, as Washington's Treasury chief on Monday (8 April) wrapped up a visit aimed in part at addressing the issue.

In today's edition of the Capitals, find out more about experts warning that Bulgaria's medical system is under threat, a relatively unknown figure being chosen as Bulgaria's new caretaker foreign minister, and so much more.

Russia's nuclear power corporation, Rosatom, accused Ukraine's military of launching a series of attacks on the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station and the UN's nuclear watchdog called for such incidents to cease immediately.

Large amounts of climate-warming refrigerant gases from China and Turkey are being smuggled illegally into Europe, undermining a global pact to phase them out, a report by the London-based Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) said on Monday (8 April).

Greek socialist Pasok (S&D) and leftist Syriza (EU Left) need to put an end to their “hegemony” approach and together with other progressive forces agree on an alternative governance plan to overthrow conservative New Democracy (EPP) from the power of the country, the leader of New Left Alexis Charitsis told Euractiv in an interview.

Twenty-seven people are set to go on trial on Monday (8 April) for money laundering in connection with the "Panama Papers" tax evasion scandal, which revealed how many of the world's wealthy stashed assets in offshore companies.

Ivaylo Tsenov, while relatively unknown in diplomatic circles, has been nominated as foreign minister in the future caretaker government in Sofia, with his contacts in the Austrian government cited as a reason for his nomination.

Prime Minister Robert Fico’s coalition partner Peter Pellegrini emerged victorious in the closely contested Slovakian presidential elections, signalling continued unity with the government but raising concerns in Bratislava, Brussels and Berlin about the future of Slovak democracy within the EU.

The far-left Basque party EH-Bildu, branded by the right and far-right as the “political arm” of the now-defunct terrorist group ETA, could come first in the regional elections on 21 April.

Former Catalan president and separatist leader Carles Puigdemont, in self-imposed exile in Belgium for the past six years, has moved to southern France’s Vallespir region to lead his party’s campaign ahead of the regional snap election on 12 May and prepare to return to Spain.

The biggest global talent survey in accountancy and finance provides a roadmap for European finance, addressing digital upskilling, wage pressures, wellbeing promotion, and inclusiveness and diversity cultures. The bottom line? Employers face increased pressure to refine their employee engagement strategies.

Italy’s national healthcare system faces intense scrutiny from regional authorities, scientists, and a Nobel laureate, who challenge the government’s handling of the system in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.

Right-wing populist parties would “destroy” the EU’s prosperity and values, warned German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD, S&D), seemingly switching to campaign mode at a European Socialists event in Bucharest this weekend.

Conservative opposition PiS party leads in Sunday’s local elections in Poland, according to exit polls, but Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s Civic Coalition took most of the big cities in the first test of public support after the hotly contested national elections last October.

Rwanda's president led commemorations to mark 30 years since the 1994 genocide that killed more than 1 million people and said the conditions that led to the slaughter would never be allowed to exist again in his country's politics.

The implementation of the EU’s carbon pricing scheme for road transport is crucial to drive the business case for electric and hydrogen trucks, Martin Lundstedt, CEO of the Volvo Group, told Euractiv in an interview.