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One of the most polarizing figures in French politics, Mélenchon narrowly missed the runoff in the last two presidential elections.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk suggested the president start abiding by the current constitution instead.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said activist Saif Abukeshek had been "illegally abducted by the Netanyahu government."

From autonomous weapons to workforce disruption, the stakes around AI are rising. Trump’s AI adviser insists the answer isn’t slowing down.

About 3 out of 4 Americans who voted for the president support some form of government oversight on artificial intelligence — even as the Trump administration pushes deregulation.

"If we are to remain transatlantic, we must strengthen the European pillar within NATO,” Boris Pistorius said in response to withdrawal of American troops from Germany.

Trump said he will raise tariffs on automobiles and auto parts from the EU to 25 percent because the bloc is not living up to its end of a trade agreement struck last summer.

Sixty-one percent of U.S. adults said it was a mistake for the U.S. to use military force against Iran in a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll released Friday.

A first-of-its-kind conference that focused on phasing out fossil fuels now confronts the challenge of turning plans into policy.

A letter to lawmakers obtained by POLITICO attempts to justify why the administration is not seeking congressional authorization after the conflict reaches a 60-day threshold.

The drawdown, which comes after German Chancellor Friedrich Merz sparred with Trump over the Iran war, would leave about 33,000 U.S. troops in the country.

A letter to lawmakers obtained by POLITICO attempts to justify why the administration is not seeking congressional authorization after the conflict reaches a 60-day threshold.

The drawdown, which comes after the country’s leader sparred with President Donald Trump over the Iran war, leaves about 33,000 troops there.

The social media post comes amid simmering trade tensions between the EU and U.S. on the terms of the trade agreement they reached last year.

The president’s hostility toward NATO allies is accelerating efforts to rely less on Washington.

Hungary's future justice minister is married to Péter Magyar’s sister, Anna Ilona Melléthei-Barna, a fact the Tisza leader said "created a serious dilemma" for him.

The trade accord with the South American bloc will boost exports of cars and Champagne, but political wrangling over it persists.

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha comments follow the decision of the entire Biennale jury to step down over Russia's participation in this year's exhibition.

The remarks follow similar threats aimed at Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz earlier this week.

Essa Suleiman will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court following an attack on two men in Golders Green.

Administration officials say Tehran is days from crisis, but analysts see a slower squeeze with global price shocks already hitting U.S. consumers and reshaping the political fight.

Tech and cyber companies were sent questions about artificial intelligence-led cybersecurity threats, including those posed by Anthropic’s advanced AI model, Mythos.

The Defense Department "was not expecting it," a congressional aide said.

Brussels and EU capitals are mulling restrictions on non-EU players.

President Donald Trump’s announcement Wednesday that he was considering pulling some U.S. troops out of Germany stunned defense officials, who scrambled to figure out if the president was serious about following through on his threats this time. Trump’s social media post was the …