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The EU aims to reduce reliance on America in areas such as technology, energy, payments and defense. That will take some time.

The Reform UK leader has a "massive advantage in that he’s a genuine piss artist,” pub boss Tim Martin says — as Labour's rivals spy an issue that matters to voters.

A series of incidents involving commissioners has led to the president calling a crunch meeting.

L'AfD a tout fait pour ne plus être bannie de l'événement très médiatisé, allant jusqu'à saisir la justice ou tenter d'utiliser ses liens avec l'administration Trump.

The restoration set off a political row involving opposition parties, cultural authorities and a church with long-standing ties to Italy’s right wing.

England's Justin Rose clinched a dominant win at the Farmers Insurance Open in a new tournament record score. He signed for a two-under-par 70 to finish seven clear of the field on 23 under and claim...

In his BBC Sport column, ex-Premier League boss Tony Pulis explains why the right deadline day signing can transform your team's fortunes, but sometimes it is not just about the effect a deal has on t...

As Warsaw tries to undo controversial court reforms, long-settled divorces are being thrown into doubt, handing fresh ammunition to the opposition.

EU leaders would be mistaken to look for trade relief in China as Canada does, and bargain away the continent’s industrial capacity in the process.

Legislative compromise will take a back seat to political jockeying as the race for the Elysée heats up.

Nicolas Schmit said the Commission lacks “strategy” and “courage” — and failed to stand up to the U.S when it sanctioned Thierry Breton.

Center-right leaders are taking pains to publicly reject the ultranationalist contender ahead of the country's Feb. 8 vote.