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Britain is about to take its toughest stance yet against Israel – but will it make a difference, or will it leave the UK isolated on the international stage? Andy Burnham and Ed Miliband will unveil a package of sanctions targeting Israeli settlements in the West Bank, putt…

The EU’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, wanted a group of heavyweight former leaders to come up with fresh ideas to address Europe’s defense gaps. Instead, the initiative was killed before it even launched. Zoya Sheftalovich and Ian Wishart look at why some capitals pushed back — and…

When a swarm of AI agents decided to hack the computation company Hugging Face in July, it took them six days. That event became a case study on how, and how fast, artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping both economic and power dynamics worldwide. When Mario Draghi published hi…

The old appeals to solidarity are no longer working.

The European Council president is heading to Berlin, Warsaw and Madrid as EU capitals search for a landing zone on new sources of revenue for the bloc’s next long-term budget.

The gathering is set to bring together top execs from Europe’s machinery, auto, electronics and chemicals industries.

The tit-for-tat move marks a new escalation in Berlin and Moscow’s worsening diplomatic fight.

A general convicted of Europe's first genocide since World War II was buried Monday with military and religious honors, sparking alarm in Brussels.

The former prime minister stepped down from parliament weeks after leaving Downing Street.

Brussels is putting €200 million behind a deeper Greenland partnership as von der Leyen signals a bigger EU push in the Arctic.

Dublin noted strong opposition among government towards an EU corporate and tobacco levy.

The bloc's new Affordable Housing Act will give local and regional governments legal cover to curb tourist flats.

A spokesperson for the German chancellor blamed his busy schedule.

Love-in blossoms between the U.S. tech entrepreneur and the German far right.

Can the chancellor deliver growth without breaking his own self-imposed fiscal rules? John Healey will set out his vision for the economy this morning, but with pressure mounting on the public finances, Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy ask whether he is preparing to stretch the rules …

After a sweeping victory in the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Ulrich Siegmund’s Alternative for Germany (AfD) could be in a position to govern the state — putting a far-right party in power in part of Germany for the first time since World War II.  As Europe wak…

Center-left party leader Magdalena Andersson sounds the alarm over the Sweden Democrats in a POLITICO interview.

Member countries felt the group of senior political and military leaders was "not the right path to pursue at this moment."

The exit poll on ARD put the AfD in the lead with 44.5 percent of the vote.

The Reform UK leader would also use economic sanctions to defend the South Atlantic archipelago, spokesperson Robert Jenrick says.

Washington emissaries Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are holding diplomatic talks in Russia and Ukraine.

President Donald Trump dodged a chance Friday to condemn President Vladimir Putin over allegations that Russia has conducted espionage attacks on NATO nations. Trump, speaking to reporters at the White House, brushed off a question about one such apparent inci…

Next week's Paris space summit has more going against it than a Trump-organized shun.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy asked the SBU acting chief to prepare an attack that would "mirror, if possible" the strike on his office.