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Participation would enable signing of EU-India trade deal, which opens up market of 2 billion people.

Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson argues Trump’s threats toward Greenland are no reason to revive Reykjavík's bid to join the bloc — even if citizens back new talks.

This is not the first time the US ambassador has made controversial personal attacks against Belgian politicians.

The Pentagon’s inability to subdue Tehran, dwindling weapons stockpiles and distancing from allies have led U.S. military officials to question whether America maintains its clout.

The U.S. will examine European defense spending and military access as part of its review of American forces in Europe, said deputy Pentagon chief Elbridge Colby.

For 16 years, Viktor Orbán exerted an iron grip on Hungarian politics and society. Now it’s being dismantled. Has Hungary finally turned a page on the Orbán era, or could he make one final return?  It’s only a few days before Péter Magyar’s government, which succeeded Orbán,…

A recent spike in traffic on Russia's southern border comes amid increasingly aggressing recruitment measures and worries of another military call-up.

On Saturday, Icelanders will vote on whether to reopen a path toward joining the bloc — and adopting its rules that ban the hunt.

"Some of the criticism related to democratic backsliding had some merit," János Bóka told POLITICO.

The AfD is appropriating cult mopeds from the former East Germany to capitalize on a strong sense of longing for the past ahead of key eastern elections.

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The main candidates for next year's French presidential election took the stage together for the first time in the campaign.

BRUSSELS — Poland “does not want” allied nuclear weapons stationed on its territory, the country’s Deputy Defense Minister Paweł Zalewski said Thursday, despite growing worries of a Russian incursion into NATO territory. “I would like to say very clearly a…

Commission president’s pitch for a €2 trillion spending plan comes as the bloc weighs how to reduce its reliance on the U.S. and China — and faces a German-led push for hundreds of billions of euros in cuts.

Maintaining the deficit at 5 percent next year makes it less likely that Paris will meet its EU commitments.

Ukraine already faces a €23 billion hole in its defense budget.

Polish authorities have notified Meta multiple times, but the company still hasn't offered "an effective and adequate response" to the issue, the country's deputy prime minister writes.

Cross-aisle fatigue with the Iran war spurs support for sanctions on Chinese financial institutions that enable Tehran to fund its chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz.

Cross-aisle fatigue with the Iran war spurs support for sanctions on Chinese financial institutions that enable Tehran to fund its chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz.

Canada is taking a much harder line against Donald Trump — and Brussels is watching closely. As the U.S.-Canada trade war escalates, Zoya Sheftalovich and Kathryn Carlson look at Mark Carney’s gamble, his call for the world’s “middle powers” to band together, and whether Europe i…

Prime minister is increasingly isolated in his softly-softly approach to Morocco, while Rabat amps up its claim to Spanish cities in North Africa.

John Ratcliffe urged Russia to hold back from striking Baltic nations and to reduce its support to Iran during his brief trip to the Russian capital.

The government wants voters to go green and cut their bills using plug-in solar panels. There are plenty of hurdles ahead.

Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard talks immigration and 9/11 with POLITICO

In Berlin, six governments will discuss pushing for a smaller EU budget, while António Costa continues consulting other governments — many of which don't want reductions.