Relying on the Council alone may not speed up approval of the ReArm plan.

Attorney General said that three complaints relating to the PM’s family business had been received.

US ambassador nominee said that such a tax would “only harm Poland and its relationship with the US.”

The procedure has been kick-started after an anonymous email was sent to the media, accompanied by a video and a letter.

Blanár spoke of a “significant” development that could pave the way for a long-term peace solution.

In today's edition of The Capitals, read about the narrow majority in the Dutch parliament calling on the Prime Minister to withdraw support for the Commission’s defence plan, the election of polar opposites in Greenland, and so much more.

In a Qatargate-style investigation, police believe Huawei lobbyists may have bribed around 15 current and former MEPs with football tickets, gifts, and luxury trips to China.

With the Parliament essentially sidelining itself from negotiations, pressure is on EU governments to quickly iron out their differences.

TikTok is blocked in Albania as of today.

Researchers from Canada's Citizen Lab say that WhatsApp's recent findings represent just one aspect of how Paragon's spyware is installed on mobile devices.

The US president threatened the measures if EU tariffs on US whiskey are not withdrawn.

Olivér Várhelyi told MEPs he wants "more systematic enforcement” of EU food safety rules at its borders.

Cannabinoid-induced poisonings are leading to more hospital admissions as drug traffickers target puff bars, gummies, and e-cigarettes.

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Irish pharmaceutical industry absorbs shot from Trump on trade practices

The comments are Trump's most brazen to date on his desire to wrest the island away from NATO ally Denmark.

The Commission also listed seven areas in which there are “several different critical capability projects” and where EU countries needed to prioritise spending.

A draft of the EU's White Paper on Defence advocates for the EU to fund solutions for Ukraine "that can be provided by EU-based commercial providers."

The world’s wealthiest nations collectively caused 15 times more biodiversity loss internationally than domestically, driving deforestation to satisfy agricultural and forestry demand.

Ireland hosts the world's ten largest drugmakers, including U.S. companies Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, and Merck, all of which have large plants on the Emerald Isle. But for how long?