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The leader of Reform UK would require a political earthquake to achieve a national success. Luckily for him, volatile voters keep delivering seismic results.

The president said he facilitated the deal, which includes a prisoner swap, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy quickly signaled his support. But past ceasefires have crumbled.

Populists on both the right and the left turned the prime minister's unpopularity to their advantage.

Quarantine measures, transport and public health needs are being thrashed out.

Bruising midterm election results have left the U.K. prime minister weaker than ever as he and his party figure out their next steps.

The secretary of state's meeting with Giorgia Meloni came amid rising tensions between Rome and Washington in recent weeks.

As head of NATO and prime minister of Denmark, Anders Fogh Rasmussen has always advocated close ties with the U.S. Now he is calling for a radical rethink — and a new European defense alliance, of which Ukraine should also be a member.

Ukrainian battlefield struggles are exposing the Kremlin’s rigid commitment to war.

The government gave no analysis of the files, suggesting it is up to Americans to draw their own conclusions.

Chișinău faces mounting pressure from Russia’s ongoing invasion of neighboring Ukraine.

Control center in Rostov-on-Don, which manages air traffic in southern Russia, was hit by Ukrainian drone strikes, Russian transport ministry says.

The former president and air force commander leads the first majority government to rule the country since 1997.

It is the second time in nine months that offices of Prime Minister Rob Jetten's D66 party have been targeted.

The incoming prime minister had defended the appointment just days earlier, calling Márton Melléthei-Barna’s professional credentials “unquestionable.”

Stéphane Séjourné said support for a "European Preference" to protect the bloc's industries is growing.

The fate of the president's economic agenda rests with this "trade nerd.”

What began as a safeguard for continuity of government has increasingly been referred to in discussions about removing a president from office.

What began as a safeguard for continuity of government has increasingly been referred to in discussions about removing a president from office.

The fate of the president's economic agenda rests with this "trade nerd.”

Follow the key results and fallout live as elections in Scotland, Wales and vast swathes of England offer a major test of the embattled Keir Starmer's authority.

The White House is looking for “partnership” with companies rather than pursuing “government regulation,” a senior White House official said.

While the U.S. president's relations with other European countries sour, he is hailing Greece as "terrific"

We’re talking identity this week on EU Confidential — in more ways than one. First, host Sarah Wheaton sits down with Theresa Kuhn, professor of European studies at the University of Amsterdam, who has led a major research project tracking how European identity has evolved across…

Few people have been better positioned to dominate U.S. foreign and national security policy, yet the secretary of state appears to be receding in both his jobs.

The wrangling over a business delegation for next week's summit in Beijing is just one sign of the delicate balancing act the administration is trying to strike on the commercial relationship between the economic rivals.