War, empire, and the forgotten power of the United Nations.
New report says accelerated approval pathway for early-phase clinical trials could save Poland’s health system millions while attracting high-value biomedical investment
Benoît van den Hove tells Euractiv that scaling biotech companies at a global level still depends on capital that Europe does not yet mobilise at sufficient scale
Warsaw trip marks a sharp break with Orbán’s foreign policy
He admitted that 'I have not always done the right thing in the past'
The EU's lead on foreign affairs, Kaja Kallas, was also clear this week that confronting Israel is increasingly challenging
The new office is meant to help coordinate multinational programmes
Opposition foreign-policy chief Kaya Türkmen says deeper ties with Europe require a more democratic Turkey
Healthcare is increasingly being asked to square a difficult circle: deliver care without contributing to the environmental pressures driving disease in the first place. At the same time, systems are being pushed to shift from treatment to prevention as the basis for long-term sustainability. “One of the most interesting insights of our journey is that […]
Bardella said he had some "points of ideological agreement" with Germany's conservative Chancellor
Washington will review the newly agreed trade conditions
If capitals do not agree on new revenue streams, the next seven-year EU budget risks being smaller
Spain ranks among the weakest-performing EU countries for tax certainty in a recent comparative study, underscoring how legal unpredictability is emerging as a key – and often overlooked – constraint on Europe’s competitiveness. The report, published by EPICENTER and authored by economic analyst Diego Sánchez de la Cruz, compares tax systems across 16 EU Member […]
The proposal combines tougher residue limits with added flexibility
In an era of geopolitical realignments, uncertainty and multiple crises, shipping remains a force of stability, continuity and connection.
Prague’s longstanding pro-Israel stance comes as several EU governments push for a tougher line on Benjamin Netanyahu
Patient groups argue that the absence of publicly funded biomarker testing is excluding those unable to pay for access to life-saving personalised cancer therapies
The accusation comes at a delicate moment for the PSOE, which is facing election losses and corruption scandals
Follows surprise troop redeployment announcements by Washington
Three major sticking points remain before a final deal
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