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Proposed direct contact between the U.S. and Taiwanese president overturns decades of diplomatic practice governing ties between the two countries.

Contest could give Andy Burnham — who has eyes on the Labour leadership — a route back into parliament to challenge Keir Starmer.

Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani summoned the Israeli ambassador to discuss his country's "utter disregard shown towards the Italian Government."

Dominique de Villepin said he had made a mistake in accepting a lobbyist's gifts while in power.

A potential U.S. announcement to keep cutting commitments to the alliance is part of "normal business," NATO boss Mark Rutte said.

With pro-Kremlin Viktor Orbán out of the way, Hungary and Poland are seeking to rebuild Central Europe's diplomatic heft.

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is not a temporary disruption but the start of a systemic shock to global food prices, the U.N. food agency said Wednesday.

The Czech health ministry assured citizens that the risk to the public is "zero."

Several directorates-general face uncertain future as Commission plans spending reset.

Brussels dismisses allegations that Spain misused EU funds to finance pensions.

The agreement still faces a final vote in the European Parliament next month.

Former health secretary is expected to attack under fire prime minister for softening stance on Russia.

Lithuanian officials instructed children in schools to take shelter after an unmanned vehicle was detected crossing the border with Belarus.

The sacking is the latest embarrassment for the diplomatic service's most important overseas mission.

After a fortnight of local and national elections drama – can the machinery of government get back moving again amid global instability? With the Strait of Hormuz still shut, Sam and Anne examine a raft of announcements coming from the Treasury. Is Rachel Reeves about to op…

Brussels is discovering that cutting red tape may be harder without actual experts in the room. As the EU races ahead with its deregulation drive, concerns are growing over rushed lawmaking, weaker safeguards and the sidelining of technical specialists. Then, EU leaders are explo…

Negotiators said the compromise will give European manufacturers more certainty, even though Brussels can't guarantee Washington will stick to the deal.

If approved, migration plan would give countries the option to use "return hubs" for those who have been ordered to leave the EU.

An open parliamentary seat in Dublin Central should be Sinn Féin’s for the taking. But the capital’s most famous mobster is on the ticket, too — and could determine the winner in Ireland’s complex voting system.

POLITICO spoke to a dozen officials, friends and advisers to understand the key players around the man aiming for Keir Starmer's job.

Top officials used the G7 gathering in Paris to warn Scott Bessent of the economic consequences of the war in Iran.

John Healey warned about the risk of losing political credibility as the Labour leadership drama escalates.

Washington will not pull more than 5,000 troops from Europe in the "near term," said NATO's top commander, U.S. Gen. Alexus Grynkewich.

A Romanian jet training with NATO's Baltic Air Policing mission downed the drone over Estonia, with Ukraine apologizing shortly thereafter.

European Public Prosecutor's Office reacted with alarm to speed of the new legislation and its potential impact on misspending of EU funds.