French official says the country "will propose some measures in the next few weeks to sustain demand.”

"Competitiveness and environment should go hand in hand," she stressed.

The Digital Fairness Act took up a large part of McGrath's hearing.

There does not have to be a trade-off between achieving Europe’s goals for reducing transport emissions and creating a more resilient economy.

The US will vote on Tuesday for their next President. Euractiv is on the ground in Washington DC and Florida, for news from the Harris and Trump campaigns, as well as across Europe for reactions.

At least 87 of Elon Musk's posts on X this year have promoted claims about the US election that fact-checkers have rated as false or misleading, amassing 2 billion views.

Concerns about potential political violence have prompted US officials to take a variety of measures to bolster security during and after Election Day.

“The woke society is destroying the fabric of America […] this nonsense has to stop and has to stop immediately”.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Bulgaria starting the construction of an ‘irreversible’ nuclear project, Slovak opposition parties slamming Fico’s ‘strategic partnership’ with China, and so much more. 

The ministry said that EU integration is the only way to guarantee Moldovan citizens the prosperity and stability they seek.

The new deal makes the nuclear project irreversible.

Chinese investment only brings scandals and debt, one official said.

Markowski described Trump's victory as a worst-case scenario for Poland.

European diplomats are concerned about a power vacuum that could follow unclear preliminary results.

Portugal aims to go fully electric by 2050, with an intermediate target of 36% by 2035.

The current European Commission has fallen miserably short on its EU Farm-to-Fork Strategy commitment to fully revise and expand the scope of the existing animal welfare legislation.

There is a risk of more storms in the area over the next few days.

The election also exposed underlying public grievances, and Maia Sandu, who ended up with 55.33% of the overall vote, only won because of strong backing from Moldovans voting from overseas.

Fitto's nomination has been controversial from the start.

Similar ideas have been pitched in the past but never gained traction.