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The Cypriot government said it will lodge formal complaints over the interference with aircraft carrying Greek, French and Dutch officials to an EU meeting.

For the first time since April, Iran and Israel engaged in an exchange of airstrikes between Sunday evening and Monday morning.

By-elections — the British equivalent of a U.S. special election — are held when a member of Parliament resigns, dies or becomes enmeshed in tabloid scandal and are flung out of office by angry voters.

Both sides are disregarding U.S. President Donald Trump's calls for deescalation.

Can Sir Keir Starmer wrestle back the spotlight from the Makerfield by-election? After hosting world leaders in Downing Street and with new plans for social media restrictions on children expected to be unveiled, the prime minister is trying to reclaim the agenda. But is the poli…

MADRID — When Europe’s leaders hold their periodic gatherings in Brussels, Pedro Sánchez isn’t often at the center of media attention. As a rule, when Spain’s 54-year-old prime minister strides down the red carpet below the giant glass oval structure in which the EU’s heads of go…

In both countries, political revolts keep toppling leaders without solving the deeper crisis.

The EU is struggling to land a new deal on consumer protections for airline passengers. After a week of intense negotiations that ultimately failed, transport ministers are meeting today to discuss the current state of play. The main sticking points: rules on compensation for del…

A decade on from the Brexit referendum, the U.K.'s finance lobby finally wants to be part of the reset of the relationship with the EU.

The head of the Hungarian Integrity Authority claims top officials oversaw a scheme to systematically defraud the public purse.

Manufacturers are closing plants and cutting jobs as the EU debates how hard to push back against China.

Albin Kurti will likely need to form a coalition after a year of political instability that has left his country's EU membership application in limbo.

Turnout was strong on Sunday amid concerns of Russian meddling.

He scolded host Kristen Welker: “You're a one-sided crooked network."

Clashes between Israel and Hezbollah continued over the weekend despite a U.S.-backed ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, which Hezbollah has rejected.

Brussels is keeping a watchful eye on the political unrest in Albania, cautioning Tirana that its handling of the situation could be costly in its application to join the EU.

The agreement “will provide for the presence of French forces on Cypriot territory, strictly for humanitarian purposes,” according to Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides.

The Israel Defense Forces said it is reviewing Saturday's strike on a vehicle that killed two Lebanese army officers and a soldier.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio sounded unequivocal this week in telling Congress that the U.S. will not grant Iran any sanctions relief or access to frozen assets solely for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Parse Rubio’s words, though, and you’ll find a potential escape hatch. May…

The decision to deploy the border czar to Newark reflects a playbook the administration is increasingly relying on.

It’s the latest diplomatic standoff between Washington and Tehran, just days before the World Cup kicks off in North America.

"When will European capitals do something about that invasion? Or is ​it too late? I pray not, and I believe not," U.S. defense chief said at Normandy commemoration.

The move by the House Armed Services Committee injects another partisan wedge issue into an already fraught defense bill.

Pontiff and Socialist leader overlap on issues from migration to the Middle East.

The plan would almost certainly run into opposition from Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom.