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Washington says Brussels still hasn’t delivered on its commitments from last year’s transatlantic trade deal.

The unmanned aerial vehicle entered Latvian airspace "as a result of Russian electromagnetic warfare," said the Latvian military.

Authorities in Madrid and Rabat are taking no chances, working together to prevent a repeat of last month’s mass crossings into the exclave.

Reform UK leader sails home in special contest he triggered amid scrutiny of his finances — but misses the count.

This week and next, the Brussels Playbook Week Ender podcast is away for the summer holiday.  So, we thought we’d re-up this popular installment on Europe’s quest to become independent from U.S. tech.  In this episode first released in June, Sarah Wheaton is j…

The dismissal of Kyiv’s previous envoy to the U.S. triggered a government reshuffle that has roiled the country’s politics.

The optics of a vacation can turn catastrophic when disaster strikes.

Ukraine is already pioneering how to integrate AI into its war effort.

The EU is requiring "watermarking" to signal that content was made with artificial intelligence. Big Tech is falling in line.

Viktor Orbán once hailed the project as the “deal of the century.”

The massive policy shift comes as Americans reported losing $20.8 billion to cybercrime in 2025.

Firefighters want more funding and better work conditions after being hailed for their efforts fighting wildfires throughout a historically warm summer.

The order is a result of unpaid legal costs arising from a dispute between the AfD lawmaker and a comedian.

The move deepens an energy crunch gripping parts of Europe after weeks of extreme heat.

The initial figures are based on an extrapolation of costs compiled by France’s official statistics agency.

Changes would allow Europol to hold data on vast numbers of people with no links to criminality, data watchdog says.

The Kuril archipelago has repeatedly fueled tensions between Tokyo and Moscow.

Analysis of Reform UK’s online ads in Clacton by-election reveal a mix of anti-establishment rhetoric and more prosaic matters.

Kyiv wants the help of EU countries as Black Sea missile strikes choke its grain exports, but capitals fear the ire of their own farmers.

Kyiv is developing its own domestic ballistics as Russia's missile threat grows.

New rule comes amid controversy over Israel's continued participation in Europe's glitzy song contest.

The reform comes as Berlin confronts a growing hybrid menace from Moscow and attempts to become less dependent on U.S. intelligence sharing.

The Ukrainian president said Kyiv's forces were attacking a Black Sea naval base, while Russian officials pointed to civilian casualties and destroyed residential buildings.

The prime minister will discuss how to "safeguard the environment" after record-breaking weather conditions.

Even Reform voters are lamenting Farage making their town 'look a bit of a laughing stock.'