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Ahead of a series of key state elections, one conservative premier’s decision to step aside is intended to prevent the AfD from coming to power.
POLITICO asked Beijing watchers —including an ex-diplomat and former minister — to offer advice to the British PM as he arrives in Beijing.
The people of Iran are paying with their lives, and the EU can no longer hide behind procedure.
... and all the ones too tough to mention.
The alliance secretary-general helped bring NATO back from the brink on Greenland. But some in Europe are now asking: At what cost?
Petr Pavel blocked the appointment of former MEP Filip Turek as environment minister, sparking a bitter feud with the anti-establishment government.
Cardiovascular disease is one of the leading causes of death, yet it is also one of the most preventable. It is time to change this.
If Brussels allows this moment to pass without course correction, others won’t wait. The deal might be imperfect, but irrelevance is far worse a fate.
A surge in violence is dominating the mayoral contest as French politics gears up for next year's presidential election.
Unlike Canadian counterpart Mark Carney, the British PM doesn’t want his big visit to China to be seen as a tilt away from the U.S.
Seven of the 10 best-performing economies in 2025 were EU countries — so Europe should stop talking itself down, says Kristalina Georgieva.
Critics warn such a move would undermine CBAM and the competitiveness of domestic producers.
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