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U.S. vice president said Washington hopes to make progress on both the Lebanon ceasefire and Iran’s nuclear program, while Tehran’s threat to close a key oil chokepoint tests Trump’s fragile deal.

Tehran did not provide a timeline for the planned closure of the channel.

The case against Begoña Gómez involves charges of embezzlement, misappropriation of funds and influence peddling.

The Netherlands’ sports minister is hoping the Netherlands’ famous fan walks will leave behind a footprint.

The two leaders, once politically close, have been bickering since the U.S. president claimed the Italian leader “begged” him for a photo at this week's G7 summit.

The Lebanese Civil Defense reported that 16 people were killed in Israeli attacks amid exchanges of fire with the Iran-backed group.

Inside Kyiv’s secret drone program that’s hitting targets deep inside Russia.

Karol Nawrocki's move puts an intense strain on one of the most important European alliances in the war against Russia.

Research from Public First finds Burnham is Labour’s best hope to take on Nigel Farage — but a coalition may be the most he can deliver.

The prime minister is facing an imminent challenge from Andy Burnham, fresh off his Makerfield election victory.

For the U.K.'s ambitious energy secretary, Friday was a tale of two by-elections.

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has long promised to introduce an eight-year term limit for his position, where Viktor Orbán served 20 years.

The U-turn takes pressure off the EU, which would struggle to fill the ocean monitoring funding gap.

Dispute comes after EU agreed tough new rules to speed up deportations.

The president's attack contradicts the prime minister’s recent insistence that their relationship is as good as ever.

Andy Burnham is the new Labour MP for Makerfield, heading for parliament and, likely, Number 10. But what does his momentous win here on the outskirts of Wigan tell us about his chances of masterminding a wider Labour revival as prime minister? Host Patrick Baker has been in the …

The extremist Lusitanian Armillary Movement planned to attack public figures it held responsible for the "decline of the nation."

Bart De Wever thinks he’s found the EU’s man for dealing with Vladimir Putin.

Andy Burnham has secured a thumping victory in the Makerfield by-election – but is it game over for Sir Keir Starmer? With a critical few days ahead, attention now turns to Labour’s cabinet ministers, MPs and party members. Who could make the first move to oust the pr…

U.S. President Donald Trump and his Iranian counterpart on Wednesday signed a provisional deal to end military actions between the two countries.

The leadership campaign of Britain's Andy Burnham will now finally burst into the open — and Keir Starmer has a chilly reception awaiting the new MP

Brussels Playbook Week Ender host Sarah Wheaton is on the ground at the European Council summit, where divisions over European Council President António Costa’s outreach to the Kremlin divided leaders and dominated an evening that was supposed to be devoted to confronting t…

Comfortable win clears the way for Burnham to challenge Keir Starmer for the Labour leadership.

If seagulls and starlings could vote, who would they back?

Late-night Brussels summit exposes splits between leaders over how and when to negotiate with Russia over Ukraine ― and who should do it.