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In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Greenland getting a new government just in time for Vance’s visit, Poland suspending asylum applications at the Belarus border amid migration crackdown, and so much more.

An unprecedented administrative inquiry into possible wrongdoing has been opened.

The proposal envisages a center providing maritime surveillance and early warnings for potential threats.

Economy minister hopes that the tariffs “will be postponed somehow – just like in the case of Mexico and China.”

Meanwhile, the EU is weighing measures against US service exports, including Big Tech, in response to Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on the car industry and his pledge for further measures next week.

Minister MacNeill urged the European Commission to bring forward the revised Tobacco Products Directive, she also called for an early agreement on the EU Pharma Package.

Tariffs will trigger some job losses, and impact future investment, but Ireland’s strategic value remains solid – ‘Pharma isn’t ditching Ireland anytime soon.’

Supporting thinning among countries backing 90% cut in greenhouse gas emissions

Empowering Europe’s tech SMEs is essential for digital sovereignty. Nicole Verbeeck talks EuroStacks with Sebastiano Toffaletti, Secretary-General of the European DIGITAL SME Alliance.

Belgium is capitalising on a radiopharmaceutical sector investment boom. Pharma giants are acquiring radioligand therapy companies and expanding research areas.