Georgia's opposition had called on Western partners to support a re-run of the contested polls.

The recent parliamentary elections in Georgia have sparked significant controversy after the allegations of electoral manipulation both before and during polling day.

The European Union and China have agreed to further engage in technical consultations regarding battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in a bid to avoid trade tensions as potential tariffs loom.

Developing clear policies and guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in journalism is imperative to ensure media organisations remain committed to ethical and transparent practices. But how?

Following Kazakhstan’s ‘Yes’ vote for the construction of a nuclear power plant, the West has a golden opportunity to increase engagement and counterbalance Russia and China’s influence in the uranium-rich country.

Europe’s 1,000 active fur farms are facing further calls for full or partial bans. The EU’s mink, fox and racoon dog farms maintain approximately eight million animals, the trade remains lucrative, but political pressure is rising.

Bulgaria's inefficient state healthcare system is failing to provide care for pregnant women who cannot pay health insurance, according to a report by the Bulgarian National Audit Office.

Professor Dr Beate Kampmann, head of Charité’s Center for Global Health, looks at the challenges ahead for the EU's global health strategy.

Nuclear fusion research, which could be a game-changer in the fight against climate change, is heating up globally. Europe has an early lead, but there are concerns over future competitiveness.

The audit revealed that Brazil cannot guarantee its exported beef has not been treated with oestradiol 17β, a growth hormone considered a "complete carcinogen."

Although the 'Brussels Effect' may have influenced global markets by setting strict regulatory standards for Critical and Strategic Raw Materials (CSRM), Europe risks being left behind by other global players when it comes to building a resilient supply base.

When countries dispose of steel in landfills, it means they don’t have access to the proper infrastructure to recycle it, Steel for Packaging Europe President Luc Brantjes told Euractiv.

“The EU cannot win a subsidy race with the US and China,” the groups says, as the EU currently “lacks the fiscal firepower to outspend its global competitors.”

Fertilizers Europe’s recent annual conference hosted expert panellists for a look ahead to the future of agriculture and fertiliser production in the EU. Competition, innovation and new investors are needed.

The EU is about to get its first Commissioner specifically responsible for Animal Welfare. MEP Niels Fuglsang must navigate the legislative minefield. Jennifer Baker spoke to Fuglsang about the key issues, including animal testing.

Georgian President Salome Zourabishvili calls out the Georgian Dream's ties to pro-Russian allies threatening the country's European path.

Thomas Schaefer, heads of Volkswagen's brand division, said German factories were not productive enough and were operating 25-50% above targeted costs, meaning some sites were twice as expensive compared to the competition.

Boyko Borissov, a populist, could quickly become a 'Trumpist' like Hungary’s Viktor Orbán.

As the European Union navigates global tensions and internal challenges, its commitment to enlargement proves crucial.

Rutte said deploying North Korean troops was a sign of "growing desperation" from Russian President Vladimir Putin.