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The U.S. has been "undermined" by climate rows, Katie White argued.

Michael Marra said that current political conditions in Europe mean the bloc is not in a position to consider a British return.

AI Minister Kanishka Narayan said he's not bothered if the U.S. gets "first dibs" on AI model testing.

Der irische Energieminister Darragh O'Brien sagte, nach seinen Informationen habe Washington „keine Bestrebungen in diese Richtung“.

Pessimism is mounting over the French economy’s outlook.

Irish Energy Minister Darragh O'Brien said the threat "doesn't look like ... something that would happen."

Others, including those who stand to gain most from the funding, want to see spending increased.

The European Personnel Selection Office is under growing scrutiny amid high-profile failures and accusations of no longer being fit for purpose.

It’s the new prime minister’s big day in Liverpool – but will he explain what Labour conference slogan “hope again” actually means? After a series of major speeches with little substance so far from his cabinet colleagues, Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy…

Another surge in energy prices risks making life even more expensive for Europeans — especially once winter rolls around. So when EU energy ministers meet in Dublin today, affordability will be at the top of their agenda. On the show, Zoya Sheftalovich and Ian Wishart discuss jus…

As Labour grandees discuss reversing Brexit, Public First results show 70% of voters would welcome tighter ties with the European Union.

A pilot project to send migrants who have been denied the right to stay in the EU to designated 'return' countries will be in place by early next year, Greece’s migration minister told POLITICO.

The continent is finally naming Moscow's gray-zone aggression for what it is. Now it has to deal with the bill.

Intense protests are forcing the embattled prime minister to make a choice: Either deliver on housing or risk further alienating voters ahead of a key election year.

Cabinet members were all over the place ahead of the prime minister's big Labour address.

Automatically applying U.S. sanctions "stems from the time when we thought that the Americans were still our friends," said Dutch lawmaker Dirk Gotink.

Unionists demand criminal consequences for First Minister Michelle O’Neill of Sinn Féin — who joined the road blockade against the Orange Order — as Northern Ireland’s government threatens to unravel.

Stephen Kinnock tells POLITICO he is “not at all happy” with the current tariff position.

The City of London is lobbying hard against the prospect of a windfall tax on the banks ahead of the October budget.

Intentions de votes à la présidentielle, résultats aux sénatoriales, enlisement du bloc central : tout semble rouler pour Marine Le Pen. Mais tous les voyants sont-ils réellement au vert à sept mois du premier tour ? Comment faut-il analyser la contre-offensive de Jordan Bardella…

Uthmeier cited newly disclosed breaches of U.S. and Australian government websites, along with reports of OpenAI agents going rogue.

Stephen Kinnock says Plaid Cymru's support for independence would make a future coalition untenable.

U.K. defense secretary dismissed assertions that the U.S. was disengaging from Europe despite America reviewing its capabilities across the continent.

Ahead of a crunch Commonwealth summit, the British foreign secretary says his priority is addressing the current challenges low-income countries experience.

Speaking to POLITICO, Labour's deputy leader says the insurgent Greens have 'underestimated' the challenge of winning in Holborn and St Pancras.