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Key members of the French president's team are departing with the end of his second term already in sight.

The country's current leader has put loyalists in key public institutions who will be able to thwart the budgets and legislation of any new prime minister.

Paris is also mulling the development of a new tank, according to a draft military planning law seen by POLITICO.

Barcelona cruise into the Women's Champions League semi-finals after beating Spanish rivals Real Madrid 6-0 at the Camp Nou. The Catalan side's second-leg display secures a 12-2 aggregate win and sets...

Donald Trump's demands for NATO allies to "take the lead" on Hormuz loom over 41-nation call organized by the U.K.

The U.S. president has repeatedly slammed the alliance since returning to power last year. But what are his options if he decided to follow through on his threats?

Lille’s bid to host the bloc’s planned customs authority lived up to its status as an early favorite, fending off a late challenge by Rome.

A team led by allies of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is taking advantage of disputes over monitoring to appoint its own electoral observers.

The bloc’s problem with Budapest runs deeper than Viktor Orbán, whose election rival also has to align with the electorate's profound anti-Ukrainian sentiment.

France’s center left is fighting among itself and struggling to define a path to power ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

Critics say the chancellor’s demands are unrealistic and would harm the German economy.

Arsenal captain Kim Little says she believes her side are "getting better and better" as they reach the semi-finals of the Women's Champions League, after beating Chelsea 3-2 on aggregate to close in...