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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.

Commission president responds after Spanish PM accuses some European leaders of attacking him instead of offering solidarity.

While Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has avoided blaming Rabat, politicians from both left and right insist Morocco has questions to answer.

The new rule follows a parliamentary report encouraging the government to protect France's strategic assets.

Andy Burnham has promised to transform Britain, but can he afford it? This autumn, Chancellor John Healey will deliver the new government’s first Budget, so what might it include? In the first episode of Sam and Anne’s summer box set, they sit down with Sky News&#8217…

The crisis in the Spanish territory of Ceuta is adding fuel to Europe’s bitter debate over migration. Following the arrival of more than 50,000 migrants in Ceuta in northern Africa last week, EU leaders ganged up on Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez over his migration policies. …

Revising the EU Emissions Trading System offers a chance to reinvest carbon revenues into ports, alternative fuels and clean technologies, strengthening Europe's maritime leadership. Cruise is proof that innovation and decarbonization go hand in hand.

Reform UK is struggling to keep pace with Labour’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Can the underdog party leader bite back?

The EU believes Trump’s latest threats are best answered with strategic patience, not retaliation.

“These are extremely difficult days for our country,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis says as 130-kph winds fan flames.

Budapest loses 40 percent of the country's electricity generation as water levels continue to drop.

Tehran has not responded to the U.S. president’s announcement and has not confirmed an agreement to end the Middle East conflict has been reached.

The Spanish prime minister accuses EU partners of taking "selfish" and "unlawful" stances in response to the surge of migrants from Morocco.

Bev Craig will succeed Andy Burnham, whose departure for Westminster triggered the special election.

Department of State called influx a "direct result" of Madrid's openness to migration.

Stormont’s pleas for more Treasury billions overshadow Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant’s first day on the ground.

John Healey vows fiscal discipline as Burnham government hands mayors new tax powers.

British prime minister has said proposals to secure private investment for the competition are an "outrageous suggestion."

Thousands of unauthorized border crossings hand the conservative opposition fresh ammunition — and raise suspicions that Morocco is weaponizing migration.

Xenia Fedorova repeatedly appeared on French media, echoing Russia's talking points on Ukraine, NATO and European security.

France moved to reinforce checks along its border with Spain after a surge of migrant arrivals in Ceuta, fueling fresh political pressure on Europe’s passport-free travel zone.