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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.

The French defense industry is not producing low-cost weapons at scale yet, said Gen. Fabien Mandon.

The "reset" of relations between London and Brussels is likely to be high on the agenda.

The head of the DGSI says Russia is intensifying its hybrid war on the continent.

Spokespersons for both Séjourné and Attal declined to comment on a potential conflict of interest.

The UK group would face the same sanctions as Hamas and Islamic State in a move that would see supporters banned from US.

The EU Parliament chief’s regular meetings with officials in Rome have fueled speculation that she is seeking to build support for a bid to lead the Commission.

"In these challenging times, strengthening our relationships across the world is vital," the European Commission told POLITICO.

The honor comes as Kyiv tries to persuade the tech mogul to let its army use Starlink inside Russian territory.

France and Germany are clashing over how far the EU should go to protect European industry — with Paris pushing stronger “Made in Europe” rules and Berlin warning against provoking new trade fights. Zoya Sheftalovich and Ian Wishart look at what that battle says about Europe’s st…

Belgian evacuations from Gaza have ground to a halt amid disagreements in Prime Minister Bart de Wever’s coalition government.

Canberra is racing to build its own munitions industry as analysts warn U.S. weapons deliveries to allies could face delays.

The Canadian prime minister called for pro-trade democracies to resist great-power coercion together. Seven months later, he is largely fighting Trump alone.

The Republican senator, who met with Ukraine’s leader in Kyiv this week, said he doesn’t see himself or any one person taking over the foreign policy mantle of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham.

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The contradictory accounts of what the government knew — and when it knew it — are devastating for a government under fire for its handling of the crisis.

Rise of Grzegorz Braun and his far-right party is forcing Poland’s right to confront an uncomfortable coalition question.

Countries are set to gather in November for talks on weapons which use AI.

Google-Tochter startet damit erstmals in Deutschland und der EU. Bayern sieht sich als Vorreiter beim autonomen Fahren.

Cyber spies use custom lures to hack "high-ranking officials," EU's internal cyber unit warns.

“We are not talking about nationalization,” insisted a top Kremlin official.

Belgian Interior Minister claims that shootings were a targeted response from drug criminals to intensified police raids.

We have "come under increased scrutiny from hybrid attackers," chancellor warns.

The October meeting is set to occur as the U.S. ramps up pressure on the bloc’s regulatory framework.

António Costa is kicking off a tour of EU capitals to find out what leaders want from the bloc’s next seven-year budget — and what they might accept in return for a deal. His first stop is Bratislava, with Slovakia among the countries pushing to protect cohesion and agricultural …