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The annual number of asylum applications dropped by a third in 2024 to 213,000 compared to the year before, she said.

The head of Germany's UBA environmental agency urged the country's next government to keep its "eyes on the prize" in regulating PFAS chemicals.

The costs of climate policy could weigh most heavily on those down the income brackets. The head of Germany's UBA environmental agency urges policymakers to ease that burden.

Too early to anticipate the content or scope of the next omnibus packages, a Commission spokesperson said.

Trump is banking on tariffs to encourage people to buy more American-made goods, but the country relies heavily on the EU for its drugs.

Donald Trump is expected to announce tariffs tomorrow, 2 April, at 21:00 CET.

The vote saw the centre-right EPP rely on backing from the right wing of the hemicycle.

Small firms in poor regions should be overlooked in favour of big players anywhere in Europe – and preferably in the defence sector – according to a draft seen by Euractiv.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Marine Le Pen taking aim at the judiciary, a suspected Russian drone over an EU hub in Italy triggering an espionage & terror probe, the Czech army potentially offering a €40,000 sign-up bonus, and so much more.

Le Pen again slammed what she called a “political decision” in last night’s televised address.

The shortcomings were mentioned in a new report assessing Slovakia’s response to the spread of foot-and-mouth disease.

Poland wants Europe to take responsibility for what matters most: security.

Sources close to the investigation revealed that radio frequencies detected were “traceable to a Russian source.”

And an April Fool's joke.

Luciana Simeone was held in Secondigliano prison in Naples – a familiar destination for Camorra bosses. 

For these organisations, the prospect of EU-level cuts is even more alarming as national governments also slash funding.

The text concerns €15 million disbursed annually via the bloc’s LIFE programme for climate and environment groups.

The near-complete phase-out of coal puts Finns in a league with countries such as France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Slovakia and Sweden.

The most direct legal threat to the EU-US data transfer agreement, the Latombe-case, could be rejected on procedural grounds even if the agreement is no longer sound. But today's hearing may indicate an unconventional third path.

The Commissioner may get a rare chance to engage with the US on tech policy.