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Latest news and updates from Europe.
Britain looks to Frederiksen’s migration plan to neutralize Farage
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is eager to take on complaints from liberal-minded colleagues — and combat Nigel Farage's right-wing insurgency.
Iran war challenges Cyprus’ time in the EU hot seat
The tiny island nation finds itself under fire just after taking over the reins of the EU for a six-month stint.
Trump’s Iran gamble carries a political cost
The decision to go to war was a dangerous wager that force could achieve what diplomacy couldn't — and it'll likely cause the president trouble come November.
MAGA embrace: Europe’s nationalists head to Washington
Right-wing populists from across Europe are converging on the U.S. capital, where Speaker Mike Johnson is headlining a sovereignty conference.
Trump’s FAFO moment: America needs Europe after all
The U.S. assault on Iran has hammered another bruise into the transatlantic relationship, with Macron, Starmer and Sánchez resisting Trump’s demands to back his...
Kofane scores stunner as Leverkusen beat Hamburg to close in on top four
Christian Kofane produces a brilliant finish to help Bayern Leverkusen beat Hamburg 1-0 in the German Bundesliga to keep their hopes alive of qualifying for nex...
'Bitterly disappointed' - Carrick loses first match as Man Utd manager
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick says their last-minute defeat to 10-man Newcastle "hurts a lot" and he's "bitterly disappointed" after his side lost 2...
'Arsenal's commitment and desire to win is incredible' - Arteta
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says his sides "commitment and desire to win is incredible" after beating Brighton & Hove Albion 1-0 to extend their lead at the to...
Man City suffer title race setback as stubborn Forest secure vital draw
Manchester City's hopes of winning the Premier League suffer a setback as they're held at home by strugglers Nottingham Forest, as the away side come from behin...
Polish president hunts for alternatives to EU defense loans
Accessing the EU's €150 billion SAFE program is turning into a political battle in Poland.
Starmer’s government hunkers down for ‘long-haul’ Iran conflict
British government thinks direct phase of the conflict will last for weeks — but its tail could be much longer.
EU scrambles to defend Spain from Trump’s embargo menace
President Donald Trump’s threat to cut all ties with Spain after it opposed his war on Iran again puts the bloc’s unity to the test.