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After a monthslong campaign from Prime Minister Péter Magyar, the Orbán-appointed president of Hungary signed an amendment removing himself from power.

Soot from Canadian wildfires blanketed a dozen U.S. states Friday, as government agencies warned millions of Americans to stay indoors.

U.S. states have stepped up the security of voting machines over the past decade, and largely moved away from electronic devices.

President Donald Trump’s elections legislation remains stalled in Congress. But his Thursday night primetime address contained hints of where he might take his whole-of-government approach to asserting control over American elections. The president pointed to a trove of…

Tehran attacked Washington's Gulf allies after another night of U.S. strikes.

The White House appears to be shielding China from scrutiny in President Donald Trump’s push to get to the bottom of what he has declared an official cover-up of Chinese interference in the 2020 presidential election. While Trump said in his Thursday speech to…

But both leaders framed their urgency as a matter of economic necessity, not a way to put guardrails around a future far-right French leader.

A top NATO commander said recently there was no real European alternative.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will be there. The European Commission chief won't.

Andy Burnham's Labour leadership rival among those in the frame to head up Ministry of Defence, just weeks after Dan Jarvis was appointed as defense secretary.

The premiership of Britain's new Labour leader will be dominated by the battle for the nation's soul in 2029 — or sooner.

Kachka takes over for Vsevolod Chentsov, who will become deputy prime minister for European integration.

"The age of fossil fuels is coming to an end," said EU energy chief Dan Jørgensen on unveiling the electrification plan.

Steelmakers, chemical producers and power generators will be able to release emissions well into the 2040s under the proposed law.

The strikes aim to prevent Russia from supplying fuel to the occupied regions of Eastern Ukraine and Crimea and curb its effort to circumvent sanctions.

Europeans are traveling in huge numbers this summer — but the conflict in the Middle East, volatile fuel prices linked to disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, and a troubled new border system are making journeys more complicated. Sarah Wheaton is joined by POLITICO reporters Ben M…

None of the information Trump described appears to support his long-running claims that the 2020 election was stolen or that ballots and vote totals were manipulated.

POLITICO runs through what we know about who will be doing the key roles in the next prime minister's No. 10 Downing Street.

Brussels wants to let industry pollute more and for longer. Parliament and member countries will have some thoughts on that.

The leaders promised a broad push on defense, industry and technology as the 2027 French presidential election raises questions about whether their agreements will endure.

The acts of sabotage were designed to worsen festering World War II-related tensions between Warsaw and Kyiv, Poland's security agency said.

Feud between defense ministry and army pushed a frustrated Volodymyr Zelenskyy to fire his defense minister.

Yevhenii Khmara is set to take over the post following the abrupt axing of Mykhailo Fedorov on Wednesday.

The woman widely tipped to become Andy Burnham's chief finance minister held a hard line on immigration as home secretary, but her economic approach is still a mystery.