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In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about why Greenland’s election is not about independence, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte’s visit to Bosnia amid rising tensions, and so much more.

Italian officials are working alongside the Commission who has exclusive competence in trade agreements.

The new regulation, seen by Euractiv, is expected to introduce tougher migration rules and facilitate the creation of return hubs.

Terrorism and antisemitic violence means many Europeans, including many Jews, are “more concerned about their personal security than about freedoms and democracy.”

While the actual paper remains vague on climate policy, the Greens have made their way into pre-coalition talks, making their support dependent on changes.

The problem is media outlets can’t abandon X because that’s where the news – and the readers – still are.

“We are taking immediate legal action due to false and defamatory nature of the allegations”, a Meta spokesperson told Euractiv

Czech patient organisations fear that economic pressures, rather than medical necessity, will dictate treatment choices if the proposal is approved.

KU Leuven is advocating for a standalone FP10 with increased funding, reduced bureaucracy, and strong support for fundamental research.

The telecom working party will discuss its oligopolistic structure, high resource consumption and slow permit granting, according to a document obtained by Euractiv.