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The new rules on everything from baggage fees to compensation claims, will come into effect in 2027.

The president touted a "great settlement" of the war Thursday afternoon, before pivoting back to slamming Iran Friday morning

The compromise preserves several key elements of the current framework, including the three-hour delay threshold that grants the right to compensation.

Gordon Brown — the ex-PM who is now advising No. 10 Downing Street on global finance — spoke to Canadian PM Mark Carney about the scheme.

Supreme Allied Commander Europe, U.S. Gen. Alexus Grynkewich would also be able to set military alert levels and shift air defense kit under the new rules.

As time runs out for Eugen Tomac to win backing in the Romanian parliament, he tells POLITICO that austerity must continue, amid fears of a new economic crisis.

A high-ranking German official slammed a proposed 2 percent cut to the bloc’s €2 trillion budget as not even "close to a landing zone."

The U.K.'s military spending plans are in tatters just weeks before a key NATO summit.

From Zurich to the Meadowlands, the inside story of how the United Bid became the Trump Cup.

A signing ceremony could take place in Europe as early as this weekend, according to Trump.

Residents are deeply frustrated with politics — and some would rather burn the system down than back Labour candidate Andy Burnham to challenge Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Senior officials from Qatar, the UAE and Pakistan rang Trump as he was threatening to strike Iran "very hard tonight." Their assurance of a deal in reach convinced him to pull back.

“You’re bombing what to get what at this point?” said a former Trump administration official.

The centrist party — eyeing a role in government — is speeding up its candidate selection and overhauling its digital operation.

Forty years ago, on June 12, Spain formally anchored its future to the European Union. As the tremors of the 1979 energy crisis subsided and our new institutions dismantled decades of isolation, the European project was met with fierce optimism. For a generation born under a dict…

Across Europe, political instability, fragmentation and polarization are increasingly becoming the norm. But how are governments tackling these tensions? On this episode of the Brussels Playbook Week Ender, host Sarah Wheaton and her guests hone in on three countries: France, Gre…

The AfD's growing popularity is putting the chancellor in a historically weak position even as he pursues sweeping reforms.

Rules that have taken many years are finally ready to be rolled out.

Climate change, Palestine, Brexit, the Iraq War. Westminster has seen it all when it comes to protests, and the inhabitants of Parliament are largely desensitised to the angry cries at the gates. This week on Westminster Insider host Sascha O’Sullivan asks: what’s the…

Kyiv wants to raise the money by the NATO Ankara Summit, claiming otherwise Russia may regain the initiative.

Consumer groups, airlines and compensation-claim firms all see problems in the latest compromise on the long-delayed overhaul.

Embattled Prime Minister Keir Starmer is looking for a clear policy win as he fights to stay in office.

Pressure is on Romania's traditional parties to start governing, with the far right polling well.

Chief diplomat says EEAS provides "added value" in email to staff.

The move puts Frankfurt ahead of its global peers. But risks echoing the institution's ill-fated 2011 policy response.