With a US election less than a month away and winter set to arrive in Ukraine amid a barrage of Russian strikes on key energy infrastructure, the Ukrainian leader needs all the support he can get.

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Romania reiterated support for Moldova's EU membership bid.

Bulgaria already has two EU court rulings against it for air pollution.

The plans aim to "reverse the trajectory of degradation."

"Consolidation should be assessed [by national regulatory authorities] to maintain and develop effective and sustainable competition in the relevant market," reads the second compromise text seen by Euractiv.

"It is a humanitarian drama."

AIJN has published its vision for the future of the fruit juice industry, emphasizing the fruit juice industry's commitment to addressing Europe’s food security and promoting a healthier lifestyle. By adopting sustainable practices and offering nutritious products, the industry aims to align with the EU goals for a resilient food system.

The actions "could constitute war crimes"

Whether Barnier’s 2025 finance bill will be welcomed by lawmakers remains to be seen.

Open opposition to welcoming Ukrainian refugees is at 40%.

Concerns about the green transformation are legitimate, some say.

The moves by the Gulf states come after a diplomatic push by non-Arab Shi'ite Iran to persuade its Sunni Gulf neighbours to use their influence with Washington amid rising concerns Israel could target Iran's oil production facilities.

Our visual analysis of all 196 coordinators reveals which nationalities and coalitions are best-placed to tip the new Parliament's balance of power.

Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska said the EU border agency Frontex had the necessary experience to patrol African seas.

A key concern of European leaders is to “build European convergence on a cease-fire” in the Middle East, the Elysée said.

In this episode, join host Giada Santana and economics and transport reporter Jonathan Packroff as they dive into MFF’s current challenges, the perspectives of regional stakeholders, and what the future might hold.

Should the Parliament vote to lift Magyar’s immunity, Hungarian judicial authorities will be able to push legal action. 

Grid batteries aren't merely large-scale batteries. They're sophisticated systems equipped with real-time energy monitoring and instant energy dispersion capabilities.

A new EU life sciences strategy is a key to speeding up the competitiveness of Europe's life sciences sector, according to the Nordic pharma industry. However, the European Commission says such a strategy could take years to develop.