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The Hungarian autocrat's downfall shows right-wing populism won't be "long-lasting," Britain's Conservative leader said in an interview with Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner.

Unable to cut welfare, the British prime minister is finding that projecting military strength comes with a price tag he can’t yet afford.

Financiers in London, New York and beyond eye big paydays as cash-strapped firms sell refunds at a discount.

Clinical trials are essential in bringing new, improved treatment options to patients. They support our hospitals, bringing new infrastructure and skills, and anchor research in Europe.

The obstructionist Hungarian leader is leaving after 16 years at the Council table — but Brussels shouldn’t expect smooth sailing.

The leaders of Canada and Finland are running partners and friends who text each other regularly. Can they build a new transatlantic alliance in the age of Trump? 

Inside the People's Republic that wasn't.

Arne Slot believes the penalty decision that was overturned by VAR in his side's second-leg defeat to PSG in the Champions League would "usually" have been given, but says Liverpool have had bad luck...

Former world snooker champion Stuart Bingham fails to secure his place at the 2026 World Snooker Championship as he loses 10-7 against two-time runner-up Matthew Stevens in the final round of qualifyi...

Health Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi's job looks secure, thanks to EU traditions and positive reviews from colleagues.

Veteran eurocrat Anthony Whelan is a safe pair of hands to lead the Commission’s competition department into a new era — especially for President Ursula von der Leyen.

Manager John McGlynn says leading Falkirk out at a Scottish Cup final would represent the "pinnacle" of his career as the club prepare for a crucial semi-final against Dunfermline Athletic this weeken...