The Coalition of the Willing will have a new permanent headquarters in Paris, with plans in place for a future coordination cell in Kyiv, as command structures for the future reassurance force are fin...

Opting against the split “just cost Labour 100 seats at the next election,” energy analyst Michael Liebreich reacted.

Four decades on, the Schengen area no longer feels quite so free.

Media reports allege €4.3 million in EU funds was misused by the far-right Identity and Democracy group from 2019-2024.

EU’s longest-serving commissioner faces arguably his sternest test with the clock ticking before 9 July deadline

There is a broad consensus that the EU needs a more agile budget but the bloc is a heavy machine – and always at risk of taking the path of least friction.

The trilogue process doesn't have the benefit of being codified in law. It is a custom that has arisen because the alternative would probably drag on for years. But lately, several governments haven't quite been playing the game.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about France calling to rethink the 2040 climate target, Hungary threatening Pride-goers, and a bid to bring down the Commission rattling the ECR.

PSD's legal battle with Brussels has taken on broader significance – with the NGO claiming they were 'used' to cover up political failings.

EU and Canada sign security and defence partnership at the joint 20th Summit\nThe leaders of the European Union and Canada – Presidents Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa for the EU, with Prime Mi...

Euractiv's Defence team is on the ground in The Hague, reporting live on this week's NATO summit.

The remarks suggest that Brussels could – like the UK – accept a 10% levy on most European exports in order to avoid sector-specific US duties.

The move deals a further blow to the Green Claims directive, which is already under pressure from the Commission.

Talks on the historic treaty had long been on ice but may now be completed as early as next month, Euractiv has learned.

MEPs will investigate whether EU funds were misused for lobbying by environmental NGOs, following significant right-wing pressure.

“The Iberian Peninsula is more of an energy island than Ireland,” warned Spain's energy secretary. Little surprise given that France has long blocked the construction of interconnectors.

Austria wants the EU to reconsider its Russian energy ban if the Ukraine war ends, amid clashes over gas cuts and delayed nuclear tariffs.

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Her response comes after a request from the Parliament’s anti-corruption group, urging the Commission to fast-track the EU's transparency register review.

A cross-party group has accused the Commission of "failing to fulfil its duties”, in a letter seen by Euractiv.

Because “bear meat can be eaten”, the Slovak government will offer "every" killed bear that meets hygiene standards for sale to the public, a minister said.