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Welcome to Day 2 of Canberra Playbook ESSENTIALS DRIVING THE DAY LETTERS AND LEVERAGE: Labor and the Coalition are poised to reach a deal on gambling reforms today after Communications Minister Anika Wells introduced an opt-out register for online advertising,&#160…

Wes Streeting is one of three Cabinet ministers whose numbers showed up in a POLITICO search.

Foreign minister pointed to a POLITICO investigation as a reason to act.

"The event has been postponed until 2027 due to circumstances beyond the organizers' control," said festival bosses.

As Riga gears up for crucial election, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs says frontline nations are carrying too much of the cost of confronting Moscow.

Once an insurgent rabble-rouser in Congress, Brat is now a Trump world insider sent to Australia as tariffs and Pacific tensions test the relationship.

Rosatom’s Egyptian plant will use the same technology as a facility the company is building in Hungary.

The EU and regional authorities are helping cheese producers as dairy herds suffer in heat waves that are becoming the norm.

The president’s announcement comes just a day before the joint exercises with a longtime ally were set to kick off.

A NATO official says the drone "appears to be Russian.”

Europe's summer of extreme heat has affected nuclear power production across the continent.

“We stand with you,” Ursula von der Leyen says.

Washington says Brussels still hasn’t delivered on its commitments from last year’s transatlantic trade deal.

The unmanned aerial vehicle entered Latvian airspace "as a result of Russian electromagnetic warfare," said the Latvian military.

Authorities in Madrid and Rabat are taking no chances, working together to prevent a repeat of last month’s mass crossings into the exclave.

Reform UK leader sails home in special contest he triggered amid scrutiny of his finances — but misses the count.

This week and next, the Brussels Playbook Week Ender podcast is away for the summer holiday.  So, we thought we’d re-up this popular installment on Europe’s quest to become independent from U.S. tech.  In this episode first released in June, Sarah Wheaton is j…

The dismissal of Kyiv’s previous envoy to the U.S. triggered a government reshuffle that has roiled the country’s politics.

The optics of a vacation can turn catastrophic when disaster strikes.

Ukraine is already pioneering how to integrate AI into its war effort.

The EU is requiring "watermarking" to signal that content was made with artificial intelligence. Big Tech is falling in line.

Viktor Orbán once hailed the project as the “deal of the century.”

The massive policy shift comes as Americans reported losing $20.8 billion to cybercrime in 2025.

Firefighters want more funding and better work conditions after being hailed for their efforts fighting wildfires throughout a historically warm summer.

The order is a result of unpaid legal costs arising from a dispute between the AfD lawmaker and a comedian.