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Olympic body's decision "completely ruins their own credibility," Ukrainian Sports Minister Matviy Bidnyi says.

The administration is seeking tens of billions to cover the cost of the conflict, but Democrats are opposed to the idea.

Republicans are increasingly anxious over the potential ramifications of the war amid rising gas prices and the death of three troops since fighting resumed.

New army chief Mykhailo Drapatyi had spoken out against the Ukraine president's controversial decision to fire the country's defense minister last week.

Aus Washington berichtet Gregor Schwung (Welt) von der erneuten Eskalation im Iran-Krieg, nachdem die Waffenruhe binnen weniger Wochen zusammenbrach und mehrere US-Soldaten starben. Im Gespräch mit Rixa Fürsen ordnet er Trumps strategisches Dilemma zwischen Eskalation und Deeskal…

The former diplomat takes over from Nick Thomas-Symonds, a close ally of Keir Starmer, who has left government.

Ankara's last-minute move to resist the compromise risks delaying an agreement on the multi-decade agreement until September.

The legislation allows for the use of a banned pesticide in certain instances and doubles the water storage allowance for farmers.

Subsidies for meat and grain farms have contributed to more expensive fruit and vegetables, FAO report says.

The Andy Burnham era is under way, and the new prime minister is kicking off with a bang – cutting VAT on electricity bills. He promised the country some “breathing space” on the cost of living, but with prices still rising will anyone actually feel better off? …

Jens Spahn's departure initially looked like a setback, but it could allow Merz to get rid of a political rival and stabilize his coalition.

The former health secretary had initially intended to challenge Keir Starmer but now joins Burnham's cabinet.

The plans come as the U.S. and Russia have failed to come to terms on ending the war in Ukraine.

The close ally of Keir Starmer was delivering the prime minister’s reset with the European Union.

Oil and gas firms say EU methane rules will force them to stop exporting to Europe. The Commission thinks they're bluffing.

"There were a lot of counterfeit products, unsafe toys and dangerous cosmetics" on AliExpress, Europe's tech chief says.

Germany’s defense minister is preparing to visit Washington and Texas in September after an attempted Pentagon meeting fell through in May.

Former Greater Manchester mayor takes over from Keir Starmer and names his cabinet. Follow along for all the latest news and analysis from the POLITICO team.

The bloodless coup reaches its climax today as Andy Burnham is set to become the 59th prime minister of the United Kingdom – but does a new face mark a new era of British politics? Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy dissect the choreography of the handover, preview Burnham’s…

The institution is opening its doors to models from OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Mistral as it tries to bring lawmakers’ growing use of the technology under control.

Incoming prime minister Andy Burnham loves social media, hates the snobbish elites, and aims to speak for voters who are angry at being left behind. Sound familiar?

The White House and Republican party allies have repeatedly attacked EU rules that govern online platforms as censorship. Now they want the world to put the critique into writing.

Tehran hit Gulf states hosting American troops, while Washington said its bombing would "swiftly punish" Iran for killing two U.S. soldiers.

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said that about "two-thirds" of normal traffic is sailing through.

German chancellor says Jens Spahn's exit over a surrogacy scandal "could be an opportunity" to rethink the government's lineup.