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Berlin wants a broad club for trade partners, while Madrid proposes a tiered system giving EU-made goods top billing.

France's top presidential contenders are speaking exclusively to POLITICO.

The Greek prime minister has previously compared the removal of the sculptures from Athens to cutting Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” in half.

The digital minister has previously warned that his country faces some 2,000–3,000 cyberattacks on its infrastructure daily.

But leading German economists warned of more trouble ahead, including rapidly rising debt levels.

Brussels argues the 90-day ban would be bad for all sides, warning of a serious hit to energy markets.

The U.S. supplies more than half of Europe's diesel, and a ban would be "very serious" for the continent's energy supply.

Is the Burnham bounce starting to show? Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy dig into a mega poll projecting Labour as the largest party at the next general election – but still 85 seats short of a Commons majority. What do these numbers mean for Andy Burnham, Kemi Badenoch and Nige…

Europe breathed a sigh of relief after finally agreeing on a new Russia sanctions list. But attention is turning to the compromise that got it over the line: dropping two Russian billionaires. On the show, hosts Zoya Sheftalovich and Sarah Wheaton discuss reactions from around th…

With 90 million EU citizens living with disabilities, accessibility is emerging as an overlooked growth lever, driving innovation, market expansion and competitiveness across Europe.

Economic advisers to the far-left candidate are attempting to shift the debate as their champion calls to write off parts of France's sovereign debt.

Piddington's symbolic independence referendum presents real questions for Andy Burnham's asylum seeker challenge — and emboldens critics who want to quit the ECHR.

The existential fear emanating from Silicon Valley and the U.N., techies say, masks what is ultimately a cyber-security challenge.

The disclosure comes as world leaders meet at the United Nations General Assembly this week to discuss topics including AI security.

European officials warn the U.K. would be playing a high-risk game if it delays an upcoming summit over Brussels’ protectionist push.

President Donald Trump vowed to stand against global AI security efforts at the U.N. this week, amid growing calls for world leaders to take action.

The former British prime minister says Brussels must be on a "credible path to reform" if the U.K. is to rejoin the bloc.

Four women feature among the seven candidates seeking to replace António Guterres when he steps down at the end of the year.

November's Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting will be fraught with jeopardy over calls for slavery reparations.

The agency insider will now face European Parliament lawmakers before the Council formally appoints him.

The Kremlin’s assault targeted central areas of the Ukrainian capital.

Ottawa complained of "burdensome requirements" for Canadian firms under anti-deforestation rules.

There is a global shortage of the interceptor missiles, so Germany is hoping for its own production line.

Péter Magyar has made freeing up the money a key priority since replacing Viktor Orbán as Hungary’s PM after a seismic election victory in May.

Finland and Australia are seeking Security Council seats with a message: The rules-based order needs countries willing to fight for it.