Four out of six Gulf countries - Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain - will be represented at leaders' level.

Suspending asylum rights could violate the Geneva Convention, it is argued.

"Our votes for Sanchez cannot be taken for granted," Borras said.

NATO's newest member is looking to increase its spending.

Germany hopes to find 'rational solutions' with Bulgaria's new government.

Interconnectors are crucial to the functioning of the energy market, they say.

"Bulgaria is the key to stopping Russian Gas."

Switzerland wants a so-called safeguard clause on suspending free movement of people with the EU in certain circumstances.

The government says the new state-run centres will make it easier to track down asylum seekers whose claims have been rejected.

The EU sees the Gulf as a key energy partner in reducing its dependence on Russian energy but the Gulf's ties with Moscow make this partnership challenging.

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“We have no intention of creating a new [group] in the parliament,” said former MEP Malin Björk

"If Germany once again prevents an agreement from being reached, necessary actions won't be possible," Friedrich Merz suggested.

The lithium industry is experiencing rapid growth, transitioning to a mature and diverse phase of development. Producers report strong market demand for environmentally friendly, green and high-quality lithium compounds.

Lithium has evolved from being labelled ‘industrial MSG’ to a valuable recyclable resource known as ‘white petroleum’, making a real impact on the global green energy transition. Euractiv spoke with Frank Ha, CEO of Tianqi Lithium Corp.

The trend appears to include the entire political spectrum, from far-right figures like Geert Wilders to progressive leaders like Olaf Scholz.

There is no doubt that AI is rapidly reshaping the world of work. From suspiciously worded emails to new tools that integrate new AI-powered features, if you are a worker, there’s a high chance that you are already interacting with AI tools regularly.

The French constitution "requires that asylum claims be analysed on French territory," says minister Bruno Retailleau.

The new Flemish government increased its prevention healthcare budget by only €10 million; patient groups have raised concerns about the budget's adequacy - they are calling for a higher investment.

For regions, it is not only a matter of budget.