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Northern Ireland's hopes of reaching the 2026 World Cup are brought to an end, as they're beaten 2-0 by Italy in their World Cup play-off semi-final in Bergamo, as the home side close in on qualifying...

While all allies reached the 2 percent of GDP spending target on defense last year, there’s still a big gap in what countries shell out.

Six months after the commissioner wrote his U.S. counterparts, they have yet to address European complaints over high steel tariffs.

Downing Street is unlikely to name a permanent chief of staff until May — and until then, McSweeney's shadow hangs in the air.

While the AfD rank-and-file deepens ties with MAGA, party leaders are quietly pressing members to dial back overt displays of affinity for Trump.

France's trade minister tells POLITICO that the EU-Australia deal is "balanced" despite mounting opposition from farmers.

After meetings with top Silicon Valley executives, Teresa Ribera doubled down on red lines around mixing the EU’s tech rules with trade negotiations with the U.S.

Washington a lancé une campagne discrète pour faire pencher les règles du commerce mondial en sa faveur.

British government departments are split over the issue.

NGO ClientEarth asked to see documents about a controversial pesticide approval, which the EU executive refused.

European countries have ruled out helping secure the Strait of Hormuz until the conflict is over — but also haven't received any specific requests for assistance from the U.S.

Ethan Galbraith's first memories of the World Cup are of watching the 2010 edition in South Africa and the Northern Ireland midfielder says it's a bit of a "pinch me moment" to be just two wins away f...