Over a third of Spaniards are concerned about housing, three times more than the EU average.

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The centrist stallwart will need to win over much of France's left if he is to survive longer than his predecessor.

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In this episode, host Giada Santana analyses what is behind the cable-cutting incidents in the Baltic Sea with defense editor Aurelie Pugnet and energy & climate reporter Niko Kurmayer. Expert Vladislav Zubok chimes in to draw parallels between now and the Cold War.

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Slovak emergency measures made up less than 4% of physical flows from Slovakia to Ukraine.

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The new Plan outlines 50 measures to facilitate AI adoption inside and outside the government.

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Reallocating money from welfare to security has already raised eyebrows from senior EU politicians.

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Paweł Świeboda, Senior Visiting Fellow at the European Policy Centre, spoke with Euractiv about how Europe can ensure a green transition with industrial strength, despite China’s dominance.

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The virus was last detected on the continent in Bulgaria back in 2011.

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Momentum for biomass is growing across the EU, including at industry level.

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The EU executive hid the fact Ursula von der Leyen was hospitalised for around a week with pneumonia.

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Foam pies, eggs or milkshakes, there's a very dark side to these low-level assaults on politicians.

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EU countries are racing to keep up with the rapid development of drone technology, spurred by Russia's war in Ukraine.

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And provide two reasons why it is sensible to do so at this time.

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The European plastics production decline threatens sustainability, circularity, and competitiveness. Key factors include cheaper imports, regulatory uncertainty, and oversupply. Urgent policy actions, like simplified regulations, investment support, and energy grid updates, are vital to secure jobs, autonomy, and environmental goals.

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The EU foreign policy chief, said the foreign ministers would convene in Brussels on 27 January, in an effort to decide how the 27-nation bloc would relax sanctions on Syria.

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In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about the EU's lukewarm response to X owner Elon Musk and Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg, and so much more. 

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Nicolás Maduro thanked Serbian President Vučić, calling him a great friend of Venezuela and its people.

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Romanian right-wing extremists and sovereigntists organised two protests over the weekend over the annuled presidential election.

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The complainants says a 30% surcharge that Apple imposes on apps purchased through Apple's App Store comes at expense of ordinary consumers.

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The pro-Russia Socialist Party announced on Sunday that it would join a future governing coalition led by the centre-right GERB party of former prime minister Boyko Borissov.

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