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Maroš Šefčovič says Brussels must buckle down to resolve "what is becoming an unsustainable trade deficit" with Beijing.

Irish protection of peatlands is still ‘inadequate,’ commission rules, despite legal warnings since 2019.

The Liberal government is betting that Canada can carve a path away from U.S. technology.

Siemens chair will advise the commission on industrial applications of artificial intelligence.

The Franco-German paper aims to give Western Balkan countries hope about their path into the European Union, per an EU diplomat.

"We understand that a deal is a deal," U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says in Paris.

The British prime minister urged people to react calmly to the death of 18-year-old Henry Nowak.

With major EU migration reforms under way, "it's the right time" to phase out controls, migration commissioner says.

Pina Picierno is leaving her Italian political party and the Socialists & Democrats group.

With two weeks until the Makerfield by-election, does Andy Burnham really have a plan in place to run the country? Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy examine the policy ideas – including an ambitious expansion of social housing construction – which could form a future leader…

The president’s former defense attorney has been serving in the position on an acting basis since April.

The administration is trying to balance the president's commitment to the policy with the country's economic realities.

With a slowing economy, soaring energy costs and mounting pressure on defense spending, PM Giorgia Meloni faces an uphill battle in next year’s Italian election. Amid all this, Zoya and Ian discuss how a recent European Commission decision to exempt certain green i…

Alexandr Vondra failed to disclose his leadership role at a think tank backed by major defense firms.

Andy Burnham is sticking to his own upbeat pitch, while the Labour campaign machine is going on the attack against Nigel Farage's Reform UK.

The agreement, which Kyiv has yet to publicly confirm, would be a breakthrough in Ukraine's bid to join the bloc.

NATO chief Mark Rutte suggested Kyiv's allies had donated $1 billion for the alliance's PURL scheme — far behind a $12 billion goal set for this year.

The House vote to halt the Iran war, while largely symbolic, further stymies the administration's political priorities during a week where the GOP has already scuttled several of the president’s goals.

The exact details of the deal, which signal a deepening of ties between Moscow and Kabul, remain unclear.

Gotland is preparing for a Russian attack while traditional security ties with the U.S. fray.

Fine is largest so far under the bloc's platforms regulation, the Digital Services Act.

The first loan disbursements are expected in June, according to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Armenia is pivoting toward the West as frustration grows with longtime ally Russia.

The Navy’s presence in the Caribbean has not reduced despite the Iran war.

Europe’s far right is yet again under the microscope as a European Parliament watchdog moves to ban the Alternative for Germany’s EU party. On the show, Zoya Sheftalovich and Sarah Wheaton discuss how the far-right Europe of Sovereign Nations party — home to Germany’s AfD — risks…