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A provision over the president’s tariff power could drag out the process, keeping Ukraine waiting for sanctions it says it needs to win the war.

Authorities have not yet determined whether the object was a drone or missile, or established its origin.

Andy Burnham has thrown the future of legalising assisted dying into doubt. After telling Sam Coates that he does not want legislation to proceed until social care and palliative care are “fixed”. Supporters of the bill insist they are pressing ahead. But has the Prim…

The Pentagon said Tuesday that it successfully intercepted an Iranian missile attack on U.S. forces stationed in the Middle East.

The rupture of Law and Justice is strengthening hardline parties that oppose Ukraine’s EU membership and may hold the key to Poland’s next government.

After he quit the Greater Manchester mayoralty to become prime minister, voters will pick Burnham’s successor in Britain’s second-largest urban region Thursday.

Britain’s new foreign secretary brings the U.K.-EU reset into his department's ambit — and seeks advice from old foes across the political aisle.

The former head of RT France is accused of spreading Kremlin propaganda in French media.

Moscow claims the platform allows Ukrainian intelligence services to recruit spies and support terrorist activities.

Anne shares what she’s been hearing about the new top team at the Foreign Office and Ed Milliband reveals what his grandfather would have said about his new job. Meanwhile, can Andy Burnham really fix Britain’s social care system? That’s the big question as the …

Poland’s once-dominant Law and Justice party has split, with former PM Mateusz Morawiecki breaking with longtime leader Jarosław Kaczyński and preparing to build a rival force on the right. Zoya Sheftalovich and Ian Wishart examine whether the rupture offers current PM Donald Tus…

A new analysis reveals that the artificial intelligence company’s most powerful models spent days probing the open internet before breaching AI developer platform Hugging Face.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leading left-wing hopeful in next year’s contest, wants Europe to reject Berlin's economic model.

Marine Le Pen’s National Rally is casting the wildfire crisis as evidence the French state can no longer protect its citizens.

The POLITICO Poll shows Andy Burnham is a hit with voters after one week in the job, though a majority still thinks he should call an election to win his own mandate.

Negotiations between London and Brussels are continuing ahead of a summit, which has yet to be rescheduled after Britain's change of government.

Talk of replacing the chancellor is growing as his party braces for difficult elections in September.

The procedural vote came just hours after the funeral of the bill’s main architect, Sen. Lindsey Graham.

“The World Cup is not a product,” said Britain's prime minister. "Once you have sold a piece of it, you have sold out.”

The Trump administration is urging the U.K. and France to lead a naval coalition to secure the strait, but allies want to see a ceasefire first.

Tanja Fajon had her appointment blocked and now faces prosecution by the government of Janez Janša.

Chancellor also argues it is "unacceptable" for European institutions to add 2,500 new jobs.

The president and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are set to meet Tuesday at the White House to discuss Iran, Lebanon and the Abraham Accords.

The six-month review was first announced by U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in June during a NATO ministerial meeting.

Wildfires raging across France and Spain have forced more than 300,000 people from their homes and stretched national firefighting services to their limits. Zoya Sheftalovich and Ian Wishart look at how the EU is helping through its Civil Protection Mechanism and rescEU emergency…