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Keir Starmer's Labour critics need Andy Burnham in parliament — but first he has to square off with Nigel Farage's right-wing populists in a dramatic by-election.

U.K. politicians yet again risk shooting the economy in the foot in a fight for control of the government.

“Our maritime borders are also European borders, and the law of the sea applies to everyone,” says Athens' shipping minister.

The proposals will be put to European leaders at a summit next month, officials say.

The move comes as German officials push for homegrown alternatives in sensitive security systems.

The allowance for Iran to enrich uranium at any point in the future — even decades out — marks a shift for the president.

The party has promised to “scrap the net zero madness,” but told campaigners they are powerless to do much unless they win the next general election.

The update comes amid public debate in European countries about the convention’s effect on deciding migration cases — and threats by some parties to withdraw.

Most of the Ukrainian soldiers who were freed have been in Russian captivity since 2022.

From "European cultural heritage" to Portugal's transition to democracy, EU leaders share their top picks with POLITICO.

Helsinki scrambled fighter jets after an unmanned aerial vehicle entered Finnish airspace.

Follow along for the latest as Britain's prime minister tries to ride out dire election results while his own Labour colleagues circle.

Iran hawk John Bolton gave short shrift to countries like Spain that have deliberately — and loudly — stayed out of the U.S. and Israeli-led conflict.

Welcome to the very first edition of the Brussels Playbook Week Ender. Anne McElvoy travels to the Copenhagen Democracy Summit, an annual event that brings together defenders of democracy in the Danish capital. As U.S. President Donald Trump visits China and the conflicts in Ukra…

The ministry of justice has been a magnet for trouble in recent months, including over a pardon for one of the ex-PM's former associates.

With Keir Starmer fighting for his political life after the most perilous week of his premiership, the prime minister and his inner circle have been engaged in a desperate rearguard effort to shore up his position. This week on Westminster Insider, host Patrick Baker lifts t…

It wasn’t clear why the Defense secretary issued the order not to send troops on a routine mission to a country the administration refers to as a “model ally.”

After days of turmoil, Labour MPs believe the competing routes to replace their prime minister are becoming clear. It’ll take much longer than some hoped.

Der Maschinen- und Anlagenbau ist das industrielle Rückgrat Deutschlands. Aber die Branche mit ihren rund eine Million Beschäftigten steht unter massivem Druck: 22.000 Stellen wurden im vergangenen Jahr gestrichen, externe Schocks vom Ukraine- bis zum Iran-Krieg belasten die lang…

The continent needs to change rapidly in a world where the U.S. has become "more adversarial and unpredictable" and "may no longer guarantee our security," says European grandee.

"How revolutionary can it be?" one EU official asked, as PM Keir Starmer insists he won't support economic integration.

"At this moment, political jealousy and narrow party interests have taken precedence over responsibility," says exiting Evika Siliņa.

Andriy Yermak denies all the accusations and says he hopes friends will help him post the bail money.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting is readying a leadership bid.

The former deputy prime minister could now put herself forward in a contest to replace Prime Minister Keir Starmer.