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Babiš placed Agrofert in a trust fund before returning to power in an effort to preserve its eligibility for EU farm cash — but Brussels remains unconvinced.

Countries want to trim the Commission's €2 trillion proposal for the bloc's next long-term budget, with cuts affecting competitiveness, defense and foreign aid.

The Ukrainian leader will also meet British Prime Minister Andy Burnham in Downing Street Wednesday.

The British prime minister condemned the left-wing party after it declared Zionism is racism.

While a deal to reduce exports of hybrid vehicles represents an early win, tougher issues remain on the negotiating table.

Europas Handelskommissar hat ein erstes Zugeständnis aus Peking erreicht. Nun muss er die EU-Staats- und Regierungschefs davon überzeugen, dass der Dialog noch mehr bewirken kann.

Italy and France are resisting European Council President António Costa's push to secure a deal in 2026.

European Commission IT department wants to use AI to defend its systems from the most serious cyberattacks.

As President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in Downing Street, is the balance of the Ukraine war shifting? Andy Burnham will reaffirm Britain’s support for Ukraine after Presidents Trump and Putin reached a diesel deal – but can the UK still make a difference without put…

The Commission is grappling with two goals that may be counterproductive: cutting migration and slashing development aid. The EU executive’s argument is that a slash in development funding will likely result in people showing up at European borders in search of a better life. And…

Follow updates from inside the room at our European Resilience Summit, where we’re discussing how Europe can strengthen its ability to prosper in an increasingly fragmented world.

Greater spending flexibility could make it harder to "follow the money,” said the chief of the European Court of Auditors.

The British leader has asked ministers to draw up proposals for further sanctions, military support and fiscal packages to help the war-torn country.

Europe’s trade chief has won a first concession from Beijing. Now he must convince EU leaders that dialogue can deliver more.

Les trois candidats à la présidentielle ont répondu aux questions de nos journalistes sur l’Europe, l’intelligence artificielle ou l’énergie. Thèmes sur lesquels les clivages ont été nombreux.

Lawmakers ask Ursula von der Leyen to "draw a clear line towards the US administration."

The conservative leader says France should get money back from the bloc given the dire state of its public finances.

The 46-year-old suspect allegedly posted messages calling for the killing of Donald Tusk on Facebook and TikTok.

Smart glasses firms could be forced to build in flashing lights, audio alerts to abide by EU privacy law.

Zelenskyy said intelligence sharing is "precisely what helps prevent people from being killed."

Fresh off his primary win, the French presidential candidate showcased his pro-EU and pro-Kyiv stances at POLITICO’s Competitiveness Summit in Paris.

Subsidies for clean energy projects are key for France's energy sovereignty, says Engie CEO Catherine MacGregor.

The center-right candidate said at a POLITICO event that his far-right rival was selling the French 'fantasy' plans on the economy.

Commission president says Europe must "make clear that we will never compromise the protection of our external borders."

Defence Minister Luke Pollard brands Reform UK's proposals “disgusting and illegal."