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From aid for Ukraine to sanctions against Russia and Israel, EU diplomats say the bloc is now poised to make changes.
Former Foreign Office chief Olly Robbins' evidence to parliament appeared crafted to inflict maximum pain on Keir Starmer
With his veiled rebukes of the U.S. president, Leo XIV joins a rich tradition of pontiffs sparring with history's most iconic political figures.
Ambassador Bálint Ódor's knowledge of the EU's inner workings helped the outgoing government forcefully make its points for years. But his time in Bru...
Thanks to Trump, EU governments are trying to break their overreliance on U.S. technology. It won’t be cheap or easy.
No. 10 Downing Street is making a habit of blaming officials for its woes.
The PM’s current and former colleagues say the Mandelson scandal has exposed the hollowness of his hands-off style.
EU institutions have a “moral obligation” to “embrace transparency,” Petr Klement says.
To strengthen Europe’s resilience and health security, a policy shift is needed: recognize immunization across the life course as a...
The Hungarian PM's departure has revived a push for EU sanctions against West Bank settlers amid growing criticism from European leaders.
China's cheap low-carbon tech was already pummeling the competition. The Gulf conflict boosts that dominance.
POLITICO’s analysis shows a clear trend in red and blue districts alike.
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