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POLITICO investigation reveals problems with long hours, unwieldy bureaucracy and, in some cases, toxic management.

The new PM has promised voters help with energy bills. But he is in the same bind as his predecessor.

Travelers are being exempted from facial scans and fingerprint collection whenever lines get too long.

The standoff between the European Commission and a group of EU countries stems from disagreement over NGO grants.

Semtex-laden drone, found just meters from a Ukrainian aircraft, failed to detonate.

Trump and Macron play up their friendship in front of the cameras, but the simmering diplomatic tensions between the two countries aren't going away.

The German Social Democrat served as head of the Parliament from 1994 to 1997.

The latest transfer follows another deadly night of missile attacks on Kyiv.

Rome will boost expenditures on green investment and military spending after the EU relaxed its strict spending rules, Giancarlo Giorgetti told parliament.

Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones says she discussed launching an investigation with Britain's new prime minister last month.

The coming years will test whether Europe's defense industry can keep pace with its security ambitions.

Europe wants to kick its U.S. tech habit, but it’s struggling to detangle itself from American data analytics firm Palantir.  The problem is, the company’s tools are already deeply embedded in critical sectors across the bloc like policing, national defen…

Newsom has criticized the president for coming to California while still withholding wildfire disaster aid.

Military aid to Kyiv is dividing both the Italian left and right ahead of next year's election.

Many aboard initially refused assistance from French rescuers.

The unusual rebuke reflects a growing shift in the country's relationship with NATO, with Kyiv increasingly seen as a vital European security provider.

Madrid emerged vindicated as governments shifted from assigning blame to preventing a repeat.

Raphaël Glucksmann said French authorities attributed a disinformation campaign against him to Russia's military intelligence agency, the GRU.

Home affairs ministers are meeting this morning as the fallout of the Ceuta crisis continues to roil Europe. Last week’s sudden influx of migrants into the Spanish exclave — most of whom have since returned — sparked heated exchanges between European leaders. On the show, ho…

Europe's standard procedures do not adequately address scenarios where asylum is instrumentalized to create hybrid pressure.

The U.S.-based data crunching firm is deeply embedded in the most sensitive European workflows, from policing to intelligence to health care. Finding alternatives won't be easy.

Madrid will press its case for more solidarity, as ministers discuss lessons learned, tighter external-border controls and possible new EU measures this fall.

The Reform UK leader is back on his core issue amid intense scrutiny of his financial arrangements.

Rustem Umerov's appointment is part of a broader security reshuffle announced by the president in July.

The ruling leaves in place Xenia Fedorova's house arrest, daily police checks and a six-month asset freeze.