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Spaniards bicker over ‘parental veto’ on education
In today's edition of the Capitals, find out about Ireland giving the Apple chief a reward, a long-time minister of Slovenia resigning from his post as defence minister, clashes between Spanish parties over parental controls in schools, and so much more.
Greece ready to send ‘forces’ to Libya to monitor ceasefire
In today's edition of the Capitals, find out about the issues the V4 and Austria agreed to cooperate on, Greek PM Mitsotakis' reaction to not being invited to the Berlin summit on Libya, the Serbian president being sued, and so much more.
Portugal eyes more immigrants to mitigate low-birth rate
In today's edition of the Capitals, find out more about the nomination of Greece's first female president, how day one of the Irish election campaign started, Croatian MP calling for PM Plenkovic to resign, MEPs wanting to hold PM Babis accountable at EU level, and so much more.
Greek PM Mitsotakis nominates first-ever female president
Greece's conservative Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis nominated on Wednesday (15 January) judge Ekaterini Sakellaropoulou to become the first-ever female president of the Hellenic Republic, saying it was a “progressive proposal” that should be approved by all Greek lawmakers.
Spanish far-right sues European Parliament
In today's edition of the Capitals, find out about far-right VOX suing the European Parliament for accepting Catalan separatist leaders as MEPs, how Poland's PiS fared in the polls, the climate action call to the Croatian government made by scientists, and so much more.
France struggles to find ‘EU friends’ in Sahel
In today's edition of the Capitals, find out about Hungary's conditional commitment to carbon neutrality, Italy's sixth case of meningitis within a month and a half, France having a hard time finding help from its EU friends in the Sahel, and so much more.Meet our network team
Portugal to approve first surplus budget since return to democracy
In today's edition of the Capitals, find out about Portugal's historic approval of a budget with a surplus, corruption in France, Greece's stance on 5G, Viktor Orban's worship of Donald Trump and Boris Johnson, and so much more.
Italy invites ‘everyone’ to the Libyan table
In today's edition of the Capitals find out about French President Emmanuel Macron's shift on EU enlargement policy, the priorities of Austria's new governing coalition, as well member states' approaches to crises in Iraq and Libya.
Economist heats up ‘Euro debate’ in Sweden
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Leftist victory shakes Croatian politics at start of EU presidency
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Parliamentary report casts a shadow over China’s 5G supply in Italy
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S&D chief: A PSOE-Podemos government will build ‘bridges’ with divided Catalonia
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