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Late-night Brussels summit exposes splits between leaders over how and when to negotiate with Russia over Ukraine ― and who should do it.

The Conservatives decisively beat the Scottish National Party in the Aberdeen South by-election Friday morning — after weeks of hammering the ruling Scottish Party over restrictions on oil and gas drilling. The Tories overturned a more than 3,000-vote majority in the Scottish sea…

"It's an urgent matter," Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever tells POLITICO.

European Council president's chief of staff held two calls with Moscow but some governments weren't told.

EU Parliament launched Article 7 procedure in 2018.

The review will scrutinize troops, bases and access rights as Washington pressures allies to take the lead on Europe’s defense.

The symbolic vote calls for a pause of the polluter pays principle which they say could cause drug shortages if unfairly levied on pharma.

The blowup comes as the bloc's leaders gather in Brussels to debate next steps on Israel.

The tool used is the European Commission’s own creation: GPT@EC.

Several residential buildings were reportedly hit and all of the Russian capital's airports shut down as a result of the attack.

Competitiveness, geopolitical uncertainty and the future of EU spending top the agenda.

Macron was among the first to congratulate the U.S. president after the signing ceremony.

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The British prime minister took aim at those who tried to disseminate false stories after attacks on properties connected to him.

EU leaders arrive in Brussels for a summit dominated by two major debates: How far Europe should go in confronting China and how the bloc should shape its next long-term budget. Zoya Sheftalovich and Sarah Wheaton break down the tougher mood toward Beijing, the divisions among ca…

Four freshly installed prime ministers are joining the EU leaders' table.

Trade wars and armed conflicts are on the agenda for the EU summit, which starts Thursday night.

The French president snatched an unexpected diplomatic win by securing the U.S. leader's support for Ukraine in a joint declaration.

The president warned that continuing the war could lead to an "international depression.”

Prime minister says ban can be ’easily circumvented.’

Former Hungarian prime minister is standing by "old friendships" ahead of a ruling on whether Le Pen is blocked from presidential race.

Berlin and Warsaw have both said the EU's existing Aspides mandate to address threats in the Red Sea could provide a legal basis for a mission in the Persian Gulf.

Talk of Europe entering Russia-Ukraine negotiations has heated up since Kyiv urged EU leaders to take a more active role last month.

European allies are expected to finalize talks on replacing U.S. capabilities by next month's NATO summit.