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The left-wing populists are sharpening their attack lines after losing ground to the ruling Labour Party's Andy Burnham.

The People's Party controls a majority of regional governments and faces flak for failing to prepare for the disaster.

As the possibility of snap elections draws closer, hard-right leader George Simion tells POLITICO that “God” is on his side.

The first-ever case of an artificial intelligence agent going rogue coincides with the EU's major new powers to regulate AI. But Europe's leverage may be limited by the U.S.-China two-way race for AI supremacy.

Bucharest also recalled its ambassador to Russia for consultations over the incidents.

Britain's new prime minister said he will visit Ukraine soon after a "warm" meeting with the country's president.

Donald Tusk’s pro-EU government vows it's pursuing the previous nationalist administration over alleged corruption.

More than 20 countries are joining a Trump administration initiative to coordinate next-generation wireless policy, standards and security before 6G reaches consumers.

Icelanders begin voting on whether to restart accession talks with the European Union, reopening a debate shaped by security fears, economic uncertainty and the question of who controls the country’s fishing waters. Zoya Sheftalovich and Kathryn Carlson also examine Donald Trump’…

The five-hour-long movie captures the zeitgeist of French politics ahead of next year's presidential election.

A hefty EU fine against Google and one against Alibaba in the same week have both U.S. and Chinese authorities asking how these penalties are determined.

Guðrún Hafsteinsdóttir casts the Aug. 29 vote on reopening accession talks as a question of Iceland’s hard-won sovereignty.

Lawmakers are setting their sights on data centers proposed for military bases, concerned about massive energy and water consumption.

Police are conducting major manhunt for the suspected assailant, identified as a 21-year-old German of Lebanese descent.

Devastating blazes raging around Madrid, Ávila, Toledo and Castellón have displaced more than 100,000 people, exposed gaps in firefighting capacity and reopened a familiar feud between the left and the right.

Moscow and Pyongyang in 2024 signed a pact of “mutual assistance in case of aggression.”

Sunday's incident marks the third drone shot down over Romania in as many days, in a further escalation for the NATO member.

Lawmakers are setting their sights on data centers proposed for military bases, concerned about massive energy and water consumption.

Some Arab states are "more on the same page with the U.S. mission than others,” said a Republican aide.

The suspected attacker is considered "to be part of Berlin's Islamist scene," according to police.

For days, France and Spain have been fighting raging wildfires.

Guido Crosetto strongly praised Mykhailo Fedorov, who has been credited with bringing a technology overhaul to Ukraine's military but also clashed with top generals.

The Canadian national of Chinese origin is suspected of spying for a third country and being part of a criminal organization.

If we create a debate in which irrational faith in these weapons makes policymakers reluctant to justify legitimate defense needs, there’s only one winner: Russia.

The U.S. president’s social media post could signal a coming breach in last fall’s Turnberry agreement.