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A second Libyan crude delivery and plans to expand the Kulevi Oil Refinery show how Black Sea Petroleum (BSP) could broaden Europe’s fuel supply options.

Economic benefits would be conditional and can be taken away if non-members backslide on democracy or share sensitive tech with unfriendly governments, the plan says.

A lot has been said about the prime minister’s first speech as leader at the Labour Party conference. But what didn’t Andy Burnham say? Have the public understood the new PM’s big policy offer? And why was there nothing substantial on welfare reform? Sam Coates …

The British prime minister said Labour ”could go all the way“ as it mulls what's possible a decade on from the Brexit referendum.

A formal complaint says the European Commission is keeping data center energy and water use under wraps, breaching the public's right to know.

Die deutsche Wirtschaft sendet widersprüchliche Signale: Während der Ifo-Index leicht steigt, kündigen Autokonzerne Werksschließungen an. Was ist aus der milliardenschweren Initiative „Made for Germany“ von Friedrich Merz geworden? POLITICO-Industrieexperte Tom Schmidtgen analysi…

Ursula von der Leyen is heading on her annual tour of the Western Balkans to visit some of the countries in line to join the EU. But Bosnia & Herzegovina and Serbia, two accession hopefuls, are not on the itinerary. On the show, Zoya Sheftalovich and Ian Wishart discuss why E…

Sanctions on Israeli settlements buoyed pro-Gaza Labour supporters at the party's Liverpool conference. But critics fear politics are trumping diplomacy.

The Irish presidency is expected to slash the Commission’s near-€2 trillion proposal as capitals remain deeply divided over spending.

European energy ministers gathered in Dublin had limited new ideas to protect against a winter of soaring power bills.

The chancellor’s remarks come days after a surprise meeting between Russia’s foreign minister and his German counterpart.

It is a "really scary world," Michael Shanks told Labour's annual conference.

The U.K. prime minister said he would lay out different paths for the future EU relationship at a summit later this year.

The move sets up a fight with the Commission over the treatment of fisheries in the EU budget.

EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen said Washington's opposition to global AI regulations won't stop Brussels from moving forward on a new international safety system.

Major think tank warns change won't fund prime minister's social care plans.

The U.S. has been "undermined" by climate rows, Katie White argued.

Michael Marra said that current political conditions in Europe mean the bloc is not in a position to consider a British return.

AI Minister Kanishka Narayan said he's not bothered if the U.S. gets "first dibs" on AI model testing.

Der irische Energieminister Darragh O'Brien sagte, nach seinen Informationen habe Washington „keine Bestrebungen in diese Richtung“.

Pessimism is mounting over the French economy’s outlook.

Irish Energy Minister Darragh O'Brien said the threat "doesn't look like ... something that would happen."

Others, including those who stand to gain most from the funding, want to see spending increased.

The European Personnel Selection Office is under growing scrutiny amid high-profile failures and accusations of no longer being fit for purpose.

It’s the new prime minister’s big day in Liverpool – but will he explain what Labour conference slogan “hope again” actually means? After a series of major speeches with little substance so far from his cabinet colleagues, Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy…