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France and the EU are pouncing on the US's impending brain drain to present themselves as “stable spaces” where researchers can work “without taboos".

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In an upcoming interview with Russian state television, Putin said that Russia has the means to bring their war in Ukraine to a "logical conclusion".

The military bloc is bracing for more transatlantic hand-wringing over defence spending before a June summit.

A new European citizens' spirit is emerging across the Continent. We mustn't fall below the ambition mustered on the 9th of May 1950. The EU must live up to Europe.

Aleksandar Vučić felt "intense chest pain" and was discharged after a few hours in hospital, Serbian officials said.

TikTok admitted to Irish authorities that it had found EU user data on its China-based servers.

A Biden era decision to allow Romanians visa-free entry for 90 days was paused by Trump's team in March – and has now been reversed.

Anthony Albanese will be returned for a second term as prime minister on an anti-Trump wave.

By exposing consumers and industries to prices that better reflect the geography of electricity production, European countries would create powerful incentives to improve the efficiency of the entire system.

As part of the One Free Press Coalition, Euractiv is marking World Press Freedom Day by highlighting ten cases where journalists remain imprisoned for seeking to expose truth.

A 59-year-old Georgian national appeared in Greek court on Friday on espionage charges.

The projected cost of the facility is €1.27 billion (excluding VAT), with €200 million from the EU recovery fund.

Labor vs Liberal-National Coalition: Australia's next government is set to shape the country’s path on defence and international trade.

Simion says he does not want Romania to leave NATO but seeks to “strengthen the alliance under American leadership.”

The ruling highlights lingering divisions at a crucial moment for EU-UK relations, with a 'reset' summit planned later this month.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Trump and Meloni saying they ‘fully expect’ an EU-US trade deal, Poland boosting its troop presence and eyeing defence ties with Latvia, and so much more.

Warsaw hopes increased cooperation will aid sectors beyond defence.

The building has made do with ageing infrastructure, as little has changed at the site since it first went up in 1967.

Supporters argue the measure would encourage more Italians abroad to formally register with AIRE, putting an end to widespread avoidance.