A key issue EU lawmakers might raise is the bloc’s inter-institutional power struggle on foreign policy issues.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Borissov now saying he wants to be prime minister, Spain's Partido Popular trying to torpedo Ribera's Commission spot, and so much more. 

State actors potentially involved include Russia, Iran, China and North Korea.

Marco Rubio was one of 15 Republican senators to vote against a $95 billion military aid package for Ukraine, passed in April.

"Borissov to be prime minister? Please, let's talk seriously."

Korčok wants "to help make Slovakia a modern, European nation”.

Some see Poland as capable of taking a political lead in the EU.

The escalating fighting along a more than 1,000-km front line is stretching Ukraine's already outnumbered troops at a critical moment after Donald Trump won the US election, raising the prospect of possible talks with Russia.

The court ruled that the government's decree could not override EU law.

“Ribera's disappearance in this crisis has undoubtedly caught our attention.”

“He won’t represent the interests of the French government, as you know," a French official reassured Brussels.

Join host Giada Santana as she talks with Euractiv’s climate, energy, and transport editor, Donagh Cagney, and climate reporter Paul Messad to discuss COP29.

Mario Draghi says that "for some technologies, like solar panels, foreign producers are so far ahead that attempting to capture production in Europe would only slow decarbonization”.

This leaves room for European companies such as  Dutch company Koppert Cress, based in Monster near The Hague.

Kazakhstan is one of the non-European Union countries which will benefit from the European Investment Bank’s €465 million fund recently approved to support agriculture. Export grow is expected to follow.

Despite no available curative treatment, receiving a timely and accurate diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease helps patients and their families understand the changes they face. Public policy should reflect this, says activist.

Fusion research is proceeding at a significant pace around the world. What difference does it make to have a dedicated regulatory strategy?

As the Western Balkans and other candidate countries make their way towards EU membership, alignment with European standards and regulations is a crucial tool facilitating their integration, especially in the Single Market.

Despite a global surge in clinical trials over the past decade, Europe’s role in advancing new medical treatments is waning. As the EU struggles to regain competitiveness, fragmentation is dragging the sector.

European Parliament decision on Commissioner-designate Olivér Várhelyi delayed to Wednesday (13 November)