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Abbas Araghchi's quick return came after Trump cited “infighting and confusion” among Iran's leadership in canceling a planned visit by U.S. envoys on Saturday.

Security reviews are under way in Washington after a gunman stormed a Trump dinner just days before King Charles’s first U.S. state visit.

Budapest risks losing around €10 billion in post-pandemic recovery funds if it fails to meet an August deadline.

China's commerce ministry warns Brussels that Beijing “will take necessary measures to resolutely safeguard” the interests of Chinese companies and individuals included in the 20th sanctions package.

European leaders react with shock and relief after a gunman storms the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington.

Outgoing prime minister plans to seek reelection as party leader in a vote scheduled for June.

Court sets May hearing on whether president can sue the government he oversees.

The U.K. fighter jets were tracking the drones as they were flying over the Ukrainian port city of Reni, 1.5 kilometers from the Romanian border.

The two governments signed nine bilateral deals, including the extension of an overarching defense pact.

U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were also flying to Islamabad on Saturday.

"It is idiotic" to immediately pay back post-pandemic loans, French President Emmanuel Macron says on visit to Athens.

The administration is still sending more forces to the region — and asking for help from allies — even as the White House says the conflict is over.

French president also said he expected tensions with the U.S. to outlast Trump

Mandelson served as EU trade commissioner from 2004 to 2008 and was a senior figure in the U.K.’s Labour Party.

The EU came to Cyprus to talk about its future — and found itself once again reckoning with Donald Trump’s world.

The EU wants more clarity on its common defense provision, but countries are wary of clashing with NATO.

It's an "extremely difficult negotiation," says Italian PM Giorgia Meloni at EU summit in Cyprus.

From talks on Ukraine and defense to clever kids and digs at Viktor Orbán, here's POLITICO's rundown of the latest European Council.

Moscow's invasion has caused hundreds of billions of euros of damage.

Warsaw's legal challenge is unlikely to derail the trade deal. But it might get the opposition off the government's back.

Leaders held rare talks with Arab and Gulf nations on Friday in Cyprus.

Italian PM says the EU should act responsibly, not spend money on refurbishing the Justus Lipsius building.

The new figures are incompatible with the government’s green targets, campaigners say.

The Parlamentarium center cost €20 million to build and opened in 2011.

Kurt Volker warned European countries not to anger the U.S. president.