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The idea would help to reduce the size of the EU's next long-term budget, per diplomats and officials.

When Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered her State of the European Union speech last year, the backdrop was chaotic. Russian drones had just crossed into Polish airspace, Donald Trump was casting doubt on America’s commitment to NATO, and the Commission president …

The insurgent right-wing force is in a race against time to find and vet candidates before any general election.

In space, no one can hear you regulate.

The AfD’s victory in eastern Germany is challenging conventional wisdom about how populist parties win elections.

Brussels sees the panic set off in Silicon Valley as vindication that its AI regulation is the right path.

Polish prime minister spoke of U.S. intel pointing to various scenarios, not just on the Russia-Ukraine border but the whole Eastern flank.

The economist's big event comes shortly after the launch of his new book.

Anthropic says foreign scientists, hackers and security services circumvented restrictions to use Claude for dangerous work, including possible bioweapons research.

The two-day gathering in Paris left some observers disappointed.

Kaja Kallas wants the European Public Prosecutor’s Office to be given a mandate to squeeze Russia's war machine.

French presidential candidate renewed his call in August for the ECB to freeze pandemic-era government debt.

Brussels officials typically refrain from commenting on ongoing investigations.

Johann Wadephul invokes the collapse of the Weimar Republic as the AfD’s historic Saxony-Anhalt win sharpens Germany’s guns-versus-butter debate.

Approval of deals with Indonesia and India risks being held up as Paris insists they be translated into all EU languages.

Lindy Cameron has been appointed to the top diplomatic role after a period of turmoil at the U.K. Foreign Office.

Official notes show Spanish intelligence services warned of a mass incursion, contradicting the government’s claim that the surge could not have been predicted.

NGOs raise concerns about "independence and impartiality" of Siemens chief in EU role.

Foreign prisoners of war told the NGO they were promised civilian jobs.

Having spent the summer trying to ease the cost of living, is a new tourist tax about to hit domestic holiday makers in the pocket? The government is giving mayors additional powers to introduce a levy on hotel stays, with no cap on how much they can charge. With the tourism indu…

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee “is totally out on his own” with his threats against the U.K., as most of the Trump administration treads carefully.

The U.S. is on a public campaign to dismantle the International Criminal Court. Now, it wants help from its NATO allies.  During a closed-door meeting back in July, U.S. envoy to NATO Matthew Whitaker asked allied countries for help in disassembling the intern…

It is one thing to set goals; you also need to create the economic and political conditions to realize them.

Record-breaking global temperatures were caused by burning fossil fuels, the EU's earth observation unit said.

The Holborn and St. Pancras by-election will be high stakes for both the ruling Labour Party and its left-wing rivals in the Green Party.