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Belgium's Simon Verherstraeten and Netherlands' Taymir Burnet finish with the exact same time of 6.56 seconds during the first heat of the men's 60m semi-finals, meaning they both qualify for the fina...

Employers brace for France Unbowed's possible takeover of city hall in Toulouse.

Great Britain's Georgia Hunter Bell wins her heat to qualify for the final of the women's 1500m at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Poland, but fellow GB athlete Jemma Reekie just misses ou...

Police probes over online posts are raising concerns about overreach.

Defense Minister Boris Pistorius’ trip to Asia highlights Germany’s push for a bigger security role in the Pacific — and the limits of its military power.

England manager Thomas Tuchel explains his decisions for selecting Manchester United players Harry Maguire and Kobbie Mainoo for his upcoming camp. He also says it was a "tough decision" to not inclu...

Head coach Danny Rohl casts doubt on Derek Cornelius' future with Rangers after admitting that the on-loan Marseille centre-half has been training alone and has been released early to join up with Can...

In his BBC Sport column, former Premier League boss Tony Pulis explains why more should be done to help young players in the academy system, especially the majority who do not make it as professionals...

With conflicts raging in the Middle East and Ukraine, a summit in Brussels merely exposed Europe's powerlessness.

From the deadly serious issues of Iran and Ukraine to the more light-hearted matters of what you can do with a stick of celery, here's POLITICO's rundown of the latest European Council.

Biotechnology drives cutting-edge medical innovation but is constrained by Europe’s fragmented regulatory landscape. The Biotech Act offers a critical opportunity to remove structural barriers, harmon...

10 years ago, terror attacks shook the Belgian capital. Here’s how the day and its aftermath unfolded, in the words of those who lived it.