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The world's most popular chatbot is now under Europe’s stringent regulatory purview. But classifying it as a search engine leaves many of its core functionalities uncovered.

More than 120 countries are attending the symposium in Paris.

The incident comes amid an intensification of suspected Russian attacks targeting facilities linked to military production supporting Ukraine.

Industry officials at the European Parliament backed the Commission's Industrial Accelerator Act proposal.

"Majority" of countries support "the current institutional setup" of the EEAS, Europe's foreign policy chief says.

The European Council President urged EU leaders to agree to fresh taxes — or face higher national budget contributions.

EU and NATO chiefs pledge continued support for Ukraine after a thwarted attack on a German airport sending aid to Kyiv was attributed to Russia.

John Healey set for Sept. 7 speech, weeks after Burnham shifted responsibility for local economic growth strategy to No. 10 North.

The National Rally president wants to woo investors worried about the party's economic platform.

An EU industrial policy plan to build AI infrastructure is forcing European capitals to free up investment — or else fall further behind.

Former interior minister alleges ex-PM asked her to interfere in police staffing.

Brussels is considering 1,600 new sanctions targeting Russia’s military-industrial complex.

As Andy Burnham prepares for his first Prime Minister’s Questions, he faces a gathering economic storm. With markets driving up government borrowing costs and the prospect of another interest rate rise, Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy examine what the turmoil could mean for mor…

The political center in the European Parliament is looking increasingly fragile. Zoya Sheftalovich and Ian Wishart look at a proposal from two senior German MEPs for the center-right EPP and the Social Democrats to strike a much more formal deal — as relations between the two gro…

Niclas Herbst and René Repasi want to shake up how the center right and left work together. But will their bosses agree?

Europe’s nuclear fleet feels the heat from rising temperatures.

The government is grappling with the highest natural gas prices in Europe and the U.K. since the winter of 2022/23.

Vier Wochen nach dem Anschlag auf eine ukrainische Frachtmaschine am Flughafen Leipzig/Halle hat die Bundesregierung heute offiziell Russland verantwortlich gemacht: Nach Erkenntnissen von Polizei, Nachrichtendiensten und internationalen Partnern soll ein russischer Geheimdienst …

Andy Burnham's first parliamentary statement as prime minister illustrated the pitfalls he'll face on the way to the next election.

It is the second round of strikes after nearly a month of no military action.

Tensions between Washington and Ottawa are at a steady simmer, with no sign of de-escalation.

The forceful response marks a hardening of the German government’s approach to Moscow.

The war in Gaza has heightened tensions around games involving Israeli clubs playing in Europe.

Referendum shows the EU's allure in an increasingly dangerous world has limits.

In his first House of Commons address Britain's new prime minister told MPs he will “meet the climate challenge.”