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Turkey has been in talks to purchase 40 of the Eurofighter Typhoon jets for years

"If [Belgium] gives up the idea of buying F-35s, they'd be welcome," the CEO of Dassault Aviation, Eric Trappier, has said.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Zelenskyy's anti-corruption shake-up, the EU’s possible responses to Trump tariffs, Denmark’s immigration minister taking aim at Angela Merkel, and a new Competitiveness Alliance with Japan.

Germany's annual 'summer interview' with the country's far-right leader veers off course

Kaare Dybvad says the centre-left can be tough on migration – and should stop ceding ground.

Europe failed to exploit the productivity bonanza created by the internet revolution of the late 1990s. Today’s wave of technological advances offers Europe another chance.

Six Czech industry groups warn Green Deal targets risk “industrial decline”, urging PM Fiala to fight for free ETS allowances, state aid, and tax breaks in Brussels talks.

Belgium’s healthcare reform aims to cap excessive fees and curb pharmaceutical spending, while safeguarding care quality and provider autonomy.

Any AI rulebook Meta would voluntarily follow would be a cop-out.

Rachida Dati was charged in 2019 on suspicions of lobbying for the Renault-Nissan car making group while being a member of the European Parliament

EU officials have said there have been some improvements for aid access to Gaza, but that a lot more needs to be done.

Ankara considers the app ByLock to be the preferred communication tool of those allegedly responsible for the failed coup in 2016

Amendments to remove the independence of two anti-corruption bodies were approved on Tuesday, a day after the arrest of an official working in one of the agencies

Future cooperation could also extend to other sectors, a draft of EU-Japan summit communiqué, seen by Euractiv, states.

The world’s most widely used vegetable oil is at the heart of a decades-long battle between economic development and environmental damage. More can be done.

This video captures highlights from the event: Wild Animals Not Pets – The Case for an EU Positive List. A gathering of policymakers, experts, and animal welfare advocates at the European Parliament to discuss the trade in wild animals and its implications for welfare, health, and biodiversity

Berlin says other countries want in on controversial return operations.

Tehran is accusing Britain, France and Germany of undermining the 2015 nuclear deal.

“What they sell is a product – and that product is access to European countries,” Danish immigration minister said of smugglers.

The planned treaty comes after mutual defence agreements between Germany, France, Britain, and the EU, amid threats from Russia and America’s withdrawal from Europe's security architecture.