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The exact details of the deal, which signal a deepening of ties between Moscow and Kabul, remain unclear.

Gotland is preparing for a Russian attack while traditional security ties with the U.S. fray.

Fine is largest so far under the bloc's platforms regulation, the Digital Services Act.

The first loan disbursements are expected in June, according to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Armenia is pivoting toward the West as frustration grows with longtime ally Russia.

The Navy’s presence in the Caribbean has not reduced despite the Iran war.

Europe’s far right is yet again under the microscope as a European Parliament watchdog moves to ban the Alternative for Germany’s EU party. On the show, Zoya Sheftalovich and Sarah Wheaton discuss how the far-right Europe of Sovereign Nations party — home to Germany’s AfD — risks…

Eigentlich klingt es simpel und gerecht: gleicher Lohn für gleiche Arbeit. Aber die neue Entgelttransparenz-Richtlinie der EU droht zu einem Bürokratiemonster für deutsche Unternehmen zu werden. Künftig soll jeder Beschäftigte das Recht haben zu erfahren, was Kollegen in gleichwe…

The U.S. said it struck a military site in southern Iran that posed a threat.

Former ally Rupert Lowe could deprive the Reform UK leader of a crucial by-election win — and his Elon Musk-endorsed campaign is significantly outpacing rivals online.

It's becoming increasingly difficult for coalition allies to stick with the prime minister as the scale of alleged Socialist party corruption swells.

Several European countries, including Germany, Poland and Sweden, have already started talks with Paris.

Confirmation follows days of silence from Brussels after Hungary’s foreign minister announced the meeting last week.

The conflict comes as Dutch naval deployments in the Indo-Pacific become increasingly visible.

The far-right Europe of Sovereign Nations could lose its funding and its right to be a political party.

The agreement adds to a growing number of bilateral deals signed since Russia's invasion — and U.S. criticism of NATO.

Ukraine wants more missile defense, but the war in the Middle East has driven up demand.

Access to EU cash will be blocked until doubts regarding the prime minister's involvement in the businesses are clarified.

Am Wochenende beschließt die AfD Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in Grimmen ihr Programm für die Landtagswahl im September. Pauline von Pezold und Frederik Schindler haben den Entwurf analysiert: Während inhaltlich bei Migration die harten Töne dominieren, gibt sich die Partei im Vergleic…

The intervention by a leading council of experts heaps fresh pressure on a chancellor already suffering from record-low approval ratings.

The intervention by the former prime minister comes just weeks before a key by-election that could determine Labour's future.

A decision by the bloc's executive is expected to push back on U.S. ownership of a critical space asset.

Brussels is beefing up its intelligence machinery. Zoya Sheftalovich and Kathryn Carlson talk about the growing role of INTCEN — the EU’s little-known intelligence-analysis hub inside the European External Action Service — and the quiet power struggle brewing between Kaja Kallas’…

A new EU security strategy is expected to propose changes to INTCEN as officials debate how to strengthen the sharing of intelligence.

The lack of a date for the leaders' meeting is starting to raise eyebrows — and questions about the state of the reset.