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If the EU demands a wholesale surrender of intellectual property for the benefit of gamers, firms might instead decide to abandon or restrict their sales in the EU.

The proposed suspension comes amid deep disagreements between Washington and Brussels over the precise details of last month’s trade deal

The United States struck key Iranian nuclear facilities on 22 June, briefly joining a war launched by Israel that had derailed talks on Tehran's atomic programme

In each case, consideration must be given to the circumstances, the Swedish Health Minister told Euractiv.

The 4 August 2020 explosion was triggered by a fire in a warehouse where tonnes of ammonium nitrate fertiliser had been stored haphazardly for years, despite repeated warnings to senior officials

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about a graft scheme uncovered in Ukraine, the EU probing Minsk-Benghazi flights, Poland extending border control, and Pope Leo rallying Catholic youth

Trump is using Section 232 and his Most Favoured Nation policy as twin levers in his push to lower drug prices.

A meeting in Ankara last Friday between Turkey, Italy and Libya to discuss migration suggests that Russia may not be acting alone

Scrapping exemptions for long-haul and private flights and taxing non-CO2 emissions could multiply EU aviation carbon revenues tenfold, a new report says

Europe risks ceding its leadership in rare disease innovation unless it urgently recalibrates its incentive framework, warns Enrico Piccinini, Senior Vice President, EU & International, Rare Diseases at Chiesi. 

The Polish interior minister announced that the relevant regulation had been issued last Friday and submitted to the European Commission for notification

The images of Rom Braslavski and Evyatar David sparked global outrage, fuelling calls to free the hostages and end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

After the arrests, Zelenskyy wrote on Telegram that he was “grateful to the anti-corruption bodies for their work"

In recent weeks, Berlin has adopted a tougher stance on Israel's actions in Gaza and the occupied West Bank

The Turkish announcement comes in the context of a Qatari-funded initiative launched in March 2025

The US president did not say in his post whether he meant nuclear-powered or nuclear-armed submarine

The month of mass transit gives many of us a chance to test the limits of free movement – whether impeded by border checks or infrastructure in need of upgrades.

The US president’s sweeping levies will likely only shrink the EU’s GDP by a few decimal points. But his gutting of financial regulations could devastate the global economy.

France, Germany and Spain all confirm that deliveries have started

Josep Borrell suggested that EU leaders will face consequences for insufficient pressure on Israel