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Talk of Europe entering Russia-Ukraine negotiations has heated up since Kyiv urged EU leaders to take a more active role last month.

European allies are expected to finalize talks on replacing U.S. capabilities by next month's NATO summit.

Former Hungarian prime minister denies corruption allegations and insists he's staying in politics.

The decision clears the way for Helsinki to receive, transport and facilitate the movement of nuclear weapons on its territory as part of allied defense operations.

EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France — Prime Minister Keir Starmer has not sought a carve-out to U.S. export controls imposed on Anthropic’s most advanced AI models, a spokesperson said ahead of a lunch between G7 leaders and tech CEOs. The U.S. government imposed the controls on Friday over …

Ahead of next year's election, Meloni has to decide whether to embrace firebrand ex-paratrooper Roberto Vannacci.

The bloc's pollution-slashing efforts have been stagnating in recent years.

Still bearing the scars after their own leadership carousel careered out of control, Conservatives have thoughts about the looming Labour crisis.

Voters in the consequential by-election — which could determine who will be Britain's next prime minister — go to the polls on Thursday.

Ahead of the European Council on 18–19 June, 29 former leaders, Commissioners and Ministers are highlighting the importance of a strong Global Europe budget in the next Multiannual Financial Framework (2028–2034):

With just 24 hours until polling day, Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy preview three pivotal by-elections that could reshape British politics. The duo assess the contests in Makerfield, Aberdeen South and Arbroath & Broughty Ferry, exploring: Away from the campaign trail, Anne bri…

Dublin takes on the six-month presidency just before the French election grinds EU decision-making to a halt.

Ireland takes the reins of the Council’s policy negotiations at a moment of political possibility.

As Europe battles cyberattacks, infrastructure sabotage and other hybrid threats, Ireland's military neutrality is facing new scrutiny.

Tech regulation will form a large part of Dublin's presidency of the Council of the EU, which starts July 1.

Dublin needs to broker fierce budget negotiations that pit frugal EU countries against bigger spenders.

Some countries desperately want to gut the Emissions Trading System, others are determined to protect it. Ireland has its work cut out.

With over a million jobs supported and over 100,000 small businesses selling across borders already, we’re playing our part in driving retail in the EU

France's Europe minister said the only plausible way of addressing irregular migration is via the EU.

EU leaders are set to meet with the world's top AI CEOs in the wake of the bust up over access to models with elite cyber capabilities.

Andy Burnham has become a national figure by bucking economic trends to turbocharge growth in the north, but what works for a city is hard to do at scale.

Twelve million barrels of oil a day won't magically reappear on the market even if the pact holds.

U.S. President Donald Trump signed the G7 joint declaration supporting Kyiv and calling for more sanctions on Moscow.

The U.S. president's overtures left EU leaders more upbeat on the second day of the G7 summit in France.

The New Democracy party could move early to stop the newly-created Elas party of former left-wing PM Alexis Tsipras from building momentum.