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POLITICO's Ukraine correspondent describes life in a shivering but resilient city under relentless Russian assault.

Leaders Heart of Midlothian hosting champions Celtic is the highlight of the Scottish Premiership weekend, but Rangers' Andreas Skov Olsen and Motherwell's Jens Berthel Askou are also in the spotlight...

Real Madrid right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold has not been told to find a new club this summer, Arsenal eye summer move for Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez, while Liverpool are set to battle Bayern M...

A deal between the U.S. and NATO shouldn't touch Greenland's minerals, says minister.

England have called up uncapped 20-year-old prop Vilikesa 'Billy' Sela for the Six Nations to cover a crop of tighthead injuries, while Exeter number eight Greg Fisilau is rewarded for his fine club f...

Designed to keep Europe safe, a security system is trapping Ukrainian ex-prisoners — including victims of Russian occupation — leaving families torn apart with no clear path out of legal limbo.

As relations between Berlin and Paris falter, Germany's chancellor is identifying Italy's prime minister as a key ally.

In a week when the U.S. president wrecked the Western order, a wobbly new era is beginning to emerge.

A subdued gathering in Brussels became a wake for a decades-old world order that's slipping away.

A focus group this week found there is concern about the Reform UK leader's relationship with the U.S. president.

Trump? Yes. Putin? Maybe. Darth Vader? Application pending.

A series of transatlantic crises is teaching European leaders to act more quickly and more forcefully to protect shared interests, diplomats said.