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The longer the war continues, the more likely rate hikes will become, central bank warns

German chancellor emphasizes “deep transatlantic partnership” even as Trump floats cutting U.S. troops in Germany.

Disappointing growth and strong inflation numbers for April hint at worse to come.

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The European Central Bank will meet today and make a decision that depends heavily on events happening thousands of kilometers away.  That’s because the war in Iran has pushed up energy prices and inflation. ECB President Christine Lagarde and h…

Ahead of a key meeting about curling, a top Ukrainian minister tells POLITICO he is "deeply concerned" about the trend toward readmission.

The billionaire Mikhail Fridman and Russia's former Minister of Foreign Economic Relations Petr Aven are listed as shareholders of a banking and financial services holding firm which Geoffrey Cox declared he provided legal services to in the U.K. parliament’s Register of Members'…

As the coalition breaks apart, can centrist President Nicușor Dan find a way to contain the far right and keep the critical NATO member on a path to stability?

The mayor of Genoa is staying coy on whether she will make a big push into national politics before a general election expected next year.

As Kyiv inches forward on its path to joining the EU, capitals are pushing for more immediate ways to unlock political and economic advantages.

There are 38,000 U.S. troops and personnel stationed in Germany, and cutting forces there would face opposition on Capitol Hill.

Trump held out the possibility that his war in Iran could wind down “on a similar timetable” as Russia’s now four-year-long incursion in Ukraine.

“Negotiations are progressing very well,” Magyar says after meeting Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, with a follow-up meeting penciled in for late May.

The figure is the most specific price tag the administration has provided on the U.S. military conflict.

An emergency declaration would allow the German government to get around constitutional debt limits.

New rules will allow Ukrainian firms to sell surplus, war-tested arms abroad while ensuring domestic forces get priority and sensitive tech stays protected.

After 22 months and more than his share of strife, Starmer ends his first session of parliament with plenty still to be done.

The U.S. military is placing a colonel in the German army's Operations Division in an unusually close collaboration.

The chancellor's attempt to steady transatlantic ties follows a recent public spat between the two leaders over the Iran war.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan said police made an arrest following the "appalling attack."

Security experts found holes in the EU's tech earlier, and capitals are reluctant to adopt Brussels' tools.

Instability is increasingly undermining the Western Balkan country's EU ambitions.

The Russian armed forces are laboring in the Donbas, while Ukrainian drones expose the Kremlin's vulnerabilities.

Commission president calls for next EU budget to have more money that doesn't come from national coffers.

German authorities say the suspect gathered intelligence on military aid to Ukraine and eyed potential sabotage targets.