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The leaders promised a broad push on defense, industry and technology as the 2027 French presidential election raises questions about whether their agreements will endure.

The acts of sabotage were designed to worsen festering World War II-related tensions between Warsaw and Kyiv, Poland's security agency said.

Feud between defense ministry and army pushed a frustrated Volodymyr Zelenskyy to fire his defense minister.

Yevhenii Khmara is set to take over the post following the abrupt axing of Mykhailo Fedorov on Wednesday.

The woman widely tipped to become Andy Burnham's chief finance minister held a hard line on immigration as home secretary, but her economic approach is still a mystery.

Madrid and Budapest to be told to tighten lobbying and other rules.

The government recovered from a surprise rebellion that sank a key amendment on the issue just two days earlier.

As four ruling party lawmakers face charges, allegations were dismissed against a former agriculture minister who resigned over the investigation.

Slapping travel bans on EU social media regulators in itself is a violation of free speech rights, US judge tells Trump administration.

An invisible Caribbean frontier finally gets legal coordinates after decades of wrangling over a disputed lagoon.

The joint drill comes as European governments question how long they can continue to rely on the U.S. for their security.

Rehashing grievances about the 2020 election could motivate the Republican base and press GOP lawmakers to pass the SAVE America Act.

Luxembourg judges said Spain’s controversial pardon falls afoul of EU rules on financial crimes and terrorism, leaving separatist leader Carles Puigdemont’s future uncertain.

With just one day until Andy Burnham is crowned Labour leader, many are still scratching their heads – what will a Burnham government actually look like? The incoming PM says he is in no rush and will take his time over cabinet appointments – having already signalled …

The European Parliament’s 719 lawmakers are about to head off on their six-week summer break. But that doesn’t mean an end to the political headaches.   That’s because as soon as they return on Aug. 31, lawmakers will dive straight back into backroom negotiati…

“Everything is a fight” with the U.K. energy secretary, says one official. Miliband is about to find out if he can battle his way into a bigger Cabinet job.

The battle over the European Parliament’s senior posts will test old deals and redraw alliances for the coming two years.

"This a fatal mistake that will cost us dearly," a prominent Ukrainian military volunteer said.

Envoys will reconvene next week in a bid to prevent the price cap on Russian crude from ratcheting higher at the end of July.

The bill is now expected to face a constitutional challenge before coming into effect.

The U.S. state department is releasing nearly $5 million in funds to help uphold what they describe as "Western civilizational heritage" in Europe.

The owner of X has regularly boosted right-wing and far-right European politicians.

The Labour finance minister has presided over a remarkably City-friendly portfolio, with red-tape cutting for banks, insurers and beyond.

Hungary's former foreign minister is not the only ex-politician finding a second career in the automotive business.

The center right joined the right and far right to block a recommendation to lift Matej Tonin’s immunity.