Fico announced his intention to visit Moscow during the first appearance on Russian state television by an EU leader since the start of Russia's war in Ukraine.

The Commission is considering hosting a roundtable with the industry, Euractiv understands.

Top police officials are being encouraged to “go as far as [they] can” given existing legislation to address irregular migration.

Almost a decade after the Paris Agreements, the 2024 Lancet Countdown Report suggests that national governments are ‘fueling the fire’ while citing some evidence of progress, such as less fossil-fuel related deaths.

The process could take years, leaving the future of the Albanian migrant centres in limbo.

Dozens of videos shared on social media appeared to show people trapped in floodwaters, several of them hanging on to trees to avoid being swept away.

Incumbent pro-EU president Maia Sandu faces Aleksandr Stoianoglo, an ex-prosecutor general backed by the traditionally pro-Russian Socialist Party.

“This is already campaigning,” analysts say as chancellor and ministers present uncoordinated plans for the economy

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Norway helping Romania acquire a Patriot system, Spain cancelling a multimillion ammunition deal with Israel, and so much more.  

The party missed out on seats in parliament by just 30 votes.

"We remain united with Ukraine in these critical times," Tîlvăr said.

The aim is to have a projected three gigawatts of modular reactor capacity by 2050.

The move comes as Volkswagen is planning to close at least three factories in Germany, cull tens of thousands of jobs and slash salaries in a "historic" cost-cutting drive.

The country has difficulty meeting EU targets on non-recycled plastics and recycling in general.

“The Spanish government's commitment not to buy or sell arms to Israel remains intact."

Pérez is controversial for his xenophobic stance and verbal attacks on corruption in traditional political parties. 

As COP16 nears its end, it should signal the start of European businesses reimagining their relationship with nature, both for environmental and financial value.

The issue of Libya's controversial role in migration was not addressed.

The meetings too place as Russia's war in Ukraine appeared to take a dangerous new turn, with NATO and South Korea expressing alarm that North Korean troops could soon be joining in on Moscow's side.

Domański announced, “It is confirmed that this will not be excluded."