On Thursday, parliament repealed a 20-year-old ban on building new nuclear power plants.

The conservative-led country’s strategy is clear: foreign investments need to come with high-value jobs.

The Danish-Swedish anti-Islamist politician was headed on vacation, with plans to also attend a ‘Remigration’ gathering in Milan.

While the UK has reached a historic agreement with Washington, Brussels officials are now bracing for the possibility that their desired tariff reductions may remain out of reach.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy maintains it would not mean foreign interference, despite a ban introduced a year ago after concerns were raised about United Arab Emirates ownership of British newspapers.

The only route that currently supplies Russian gas to Central Europe could see a major upgrade, but there are legal constraints to foreign investments.

Delegation leader says Moscow is “ready for possible compromises.”

Despite past disagreements, Vice President JD Vance congratulates Pope Leo XIV and prepares to attend his first mass in Rome.

Hungarian government adviser warns of “cancel culture” after an MCC event was forced to relocate due to intimidation, calling on Belgium’s PM to defend open debate.

Von der Leyen should be “pushed out by the Parliament,” conservative MEPs commented while calling on the mainstream parties to support a full inquiry.

The EU Parliament’s largest conservative group invites citizens to share their opinion on the ideological path Brussels has taken with regard to free speech, media, and NGOs.

Politicians called for reconciliation and an end to an atmosphere filled with hatred.