In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Macron and Starmer's migration deal, the EU’s options on Israel, and farmers preparing to return to Brussels.

The brave students protesting in Belgrade may not carry signs about Srebrenica. But their struggle holds the same truth: A ...

Czech intel unmasks Moscow’s sabotage flop: Telegram-hired arsonists, fake bomb threats, and foreign recruits failed to cause ...

Commission wrongly docked Poland €68m over Turów mine, says EU Advocate General, citing retroactive Czech deal that nullified ...

Italy pledged deeper defence ties at Thursday’s Rome summit, while PM Meloni urged firms to “build and rebuild” alongside ...

Efforts to accelerate research in rare lysosomal diseases are gaining momentum through newly awarded grants supporting ...

Invest in data infrastructure,’ says Jonathan Rushton, just as we invest in diagnostic labs. He says Europe needs new systems for disease modelling and economic analysis.

Recent research shows up to 40% of dementia cases could be prevented. Europe needs a cross-border policy rethink to impact ...

Piperea hails from the AUR party led by George Simion, who lost the Romanian presidential election in May. Simion's rhetoric ...

The ministers are calling for simpler rules, more flexible funding, and stronger support for rural development in the next EU farm policy.

Eastern Mediterranean and Western Balkan routes see sharp declines, but numbers rise on Central Mediterranean and UK routes.

NATO's two European nuclear powers are expected to sign a declaration on closer bilateral nuclear coordination.