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Kyiv also attacked Russia with more than 800 drones, the defense ministry in Moscow said.

Court nominated by center-left weeks after sanctions imposed by Donald Trump.

Can the government find more cuts across Whitehall to fund its NATO defence commitments? With less than a week to go until the budget, Treasury minister Emma Reynolds says squeezing more efficiency out of the government could free up cash for defence. But with public services alr…

The EU Agency for Fundamental Rights says any emergency migration measures should comply with EU and international law.

As the U.S. pushes to revive peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, a question is causing tensions in Brussels: Who actually speaks for the EU? Zoya Sheftalovich and Sarah Wheaton examine the growing influence of Ursula von der Leyen’s powerful chief of staff, Björn Seiber…

The maverick ex-paratrooper now poses a headache for Giorgia Meloni, who must decide whether he is an asset or liability for her coalition.

Kyiv's government is vowing to fix the bureaucratic hurdles faced by foreign volunteers.

The weakened German leader wants to overcome humiliating losses to the far right in eastern elections — but the prospect of the AfD's biggest win yet haunts his chancellorship.

Businesses are warning that plans to scale back Whitehall consultations risk making engagement "exclusionary."

Weidel said the far-right AfD is in "talks" to bridge differences with France’s National Rally that largely concern Russia.

"The conflict in Ukraine is coming to an end,” Vladimir Putin’s top aide told reporters.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised greater ‘public control’ of the water industry — but officials are still figuring out how it will work.

Searches are part of an investigation into allegations of mismanagement of funds by the now-defunct ID group.

The European Commission says Meta must comply with EU law, while Britain’s competition watchdog has called the company in to explain.

An investigation was opened after drones were spotted above a naval base in Toulon.

The Commission president warned that “Russia is not a trusted supplier of energy."

The government has approved the Jackdaw gas field. Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh says the decision will support the country’s energy security and that it is compatible with legally binding climate commitments. Critics say the move breaks the spirit of the 2024 Labour m…

With Washington’s support for Kyiv increasingly uncertain, Brussels is looking to its allies to help keep Ukraine afloat. The price tag: €70 billion. On today’s show, Zoya Sheftalovich and Kathryn Carlson discuss how the EU hopes to persuade Canada, Britain and Japan …

As Brussels works on closer ties with both countries, it is also looking for partners to help meet Kyiv’s rising costs.

The EPP is taking aim at a new carbon price on driving and heating, and rules on methane emissions.

Billions of pounds from Great British Energy's original budget has been diverted to schemes not in its original remit.

Who owns your face and voice when artificial intelligence can copy both? Lawmakers are pushing for new safeguards, but the legal answer is anything but simple.

After 20 months of upheaval in transatlantic relations, EU officials fear the U.S. president dislikes Ukraine’s leader too much to push for a fair peace.

President Karol Nawrocki is aligned with the party that triggered mass protests with its abortion clampdown five years ago, and could veto the government's bills.

China urged Britain to follow World Trade Organization rules and warned it against copying Brussels’ approach, arguing that tariffs on Chinese EVs would be discriminatory.