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Czechia blasts Slovakia for omitting Russian link in school bomb threat case, accusing Bratislava of framing Ukraine while burying key intel.

The survival of environmental NGOs is also at risk, as core funding becomes uncertain under the proposed new structure.

The Commission failed to land final numbers, six commissioners rebelled, and Parliament briefings were repeatedly delayed or cancelled throughout the day.

Farmers warn of deep cuts and a dismantled CAP as the EU unveils its next long-term budget.

The Commission has defended ring-fencing income support, but funding for rural areas will largely depend on the member states

The pharmaceutical industry is expected to cover 57% of the additional €466 million expected for the 2026 budget, through a reinforced clawback mechanism and budgetary guarantees.

The Commission's proposed budget would be both the biggest and most complex in EU history

The proposal represents a fivefold increase in funding for defence and space compared to the current budget cycle.

Former EU Brexit negotiator seeks return to frontline politics, entering race for French parliamentary seat.

A technical team from the European Commission – which leads on trade for the 27-country bloc – had already travelled to Washington this week for more talks with US officials.

Jean-Marie Le Pen died in January 2025, but the case was taken up by his daughters, including far-right leader Marine Le Pen.

In this podcast episode, part of our Project EUYou, Euractiv's host Christoph Schwaiger speaks with Dr. László Andor, former EU Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Macron’s MEPs changing leader after infighting, keffiyeh chaos in the European Parliament, and the ECR keeping hold of the migration files.

Italy debates Kremlin-linked conductor Gergiev’s upcoming state-backed concert, as critics warn it risks normalising Russian propaganda.

Commission plan sidelines regions from EU funding decisions.

Europe can't decarbonise the world on its own. But it must develop policies that work so that other nations can copy and adapt them.

Document seen by Euractiv suggests a larger overall budget between 2028 and 2034, worth €1.717 trillion.

Europe is stumbling across the world stage, treating friends like vultures and vultures like friends. But it lacks the moral clarity and courage to do anything about it.

Euractiv's newsroom dives deep into what's going on with the bloc's 2028-2034 multiannual financial framework – from agrifood to tech, from defence to the economy. 

Bayrou’s no-spending pledge, healthcare cuts, and plan to axe public holidays set the stage for what may be his biggest political gamble yet