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Efforts to accelerate research in rare lysosomal diseases are gaining momentum through newly awarded grants supporting early-stage scientific innovation.

‘Invest in data infrastructure,’ says Jonathan Rushton, just as we invest in diagnostic labs. He says Europe needs new systems for disease modelling and economic analysis.

Recent research shows up to 40% of dementia cases could be prevented. Europe needs a cross-border policy rethink to impact brain health.

Roberto Viola will stay on atop the EU Commission's DG CNECT, despite hitting retirement age this year.

The scheme will reportedly send up to 2,600 failed asylum seekers per year from Britain to France – which at current rates covers around three weeks' worth of small boats crossing the Channel.

The HQ led jointly by France and the UK, will rotate to London after 12 months and enable flexible military contributions from partner nations.

When it comes to social and diversity politics, the CDU has wasted no time marking their political territory. And it's at the expense of minorities.

Eastern Mediterranean and Western Balkan routes see sharp declines, but numbers rise on Central Mediterranean and UK routes.

Reported French demands for a greater share of work in the fighter jet programme have escalated long-standing tensions with Airbus, which leads the German side of the project.

The proposal aims to safeguard the “Made in Italy” label while easing the trade imbalance with Washington.

NATO's two European nuclear powers are expected to sign a declaration on closer bilateral nuclear coordination.

A "substantial increase of daily trucks" would happen in the "coming days", the EU's top diplomat said.

Although described as 'symbolic' by the organisers, the protest is expected to be the most significant mobilisation since last year.

A new training programme is a preventive step, allowing universities to admit at least 20% more students to ensure the long-term sustainability of Czechia's healthcare workforce.

Judges strike down age-based restrictions in landmark ruling, adding pressure to a healthcare system already stretched by rising costs and expanded patient rights.

Forssell confirms his son’s former ties to a neo-Nazi group amid mounting political pressure.

Most centrist groups opposed the motion primarily because it came from the far right, even as they criticised von der Leyen’s EPP for its own shift in that direction.

Imagine a world where your nation’s security, economy and daily life depend not on tanks and guns but on a silent, invisible race unfolding in code, chips and clouds.

"An excessive, massively overreaching encroachment on our citizens' fundamental rights and freedoms," a lawmaker said about the bill that passed the Austrian lower house of parliament on Wednesday.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about fading support for Ukraine, the European Parliament backing a money laundering watchlist, and the Czech president set to unveil a Ukraine reconstruction plan.