Frontex's future role will also be discussed during this month's Affairs Council, ahead of next year's review of its mandate

The ex-European Parliament vice-president filed a complaint against ex-MEP Pier Antonio Panzeri

EVP Ribera stressed the need to resolve the technical issue “avoiding opening the regulation and [finding] other alternatives”

“They just don’t answer the phone,” said one MEP involved in the process said of the Council

In today’s edition: Friedrich Merz urges the EU to unlock €140 billion in Russian reserves as an interest-free loan to Ukraine, Kyiv prepares to brief EU leaders on its ‘drone wall’ strategy against airspace incursions, the Netherlands and Uganda agree on a pilot hub for rejected migrants amid legal uncertainty, and Moldova becomes the centre of a fight over identity and direction in Europe’s east

After months of wrangling, capitals seek more leeway to reject or replace another country’s return orders

The meeting comes ahead of the Commission’s October decision on migration burdens and contributions

In today’s edition: the EU is accused of stalling the anti-deforestation law to appease the US, Belgium’s Molenbeek competes to become the 2030 Capital of Culture, eight candidates vie to replace Köve...

The joint push comes as the EU is poised to present its next sanctions package in the coming days

Follow the 2025 State of the European Union speech with real-time coverage and analysis from Euractiv’s reporters in Strasbourg and Brussels

Upon taking office, Bayrou told Macron he aspired to “achieve great things” in the 30 months ahead. Instead, he lasted only nine

In today’s edition: PM François Bayrou braces for defeat in a confidence vote, voters head to the polls in a tight race in Norway, and Donald Trump readies a ‘second phase’ of Russia sanctions

The US tech giant was fined for violating EU competition rules in the advertising technology market

Latest from Euractiv