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A decision by the bloc's executive is expected to push back on U.S. ownership of a critical space asset.

Brussels is beefing up its intelligence machinery. Zoya Sheftalovich and Kathryn Carlson talk about the growing role of INTCEN — the EU’s little-known intelligence-analysis hub inside the European External Action Service — and the quiet power struggle brewing between Kaja Kallas’…

A new EU security strategy is expected to propose changes to INTCEN as officials debate how to strengthen the sharing of intelligence.

The lack of a date for the leaders' meeting is starting to raise eyebrows — and questions about the state of the reset.

A parliamentary confidence vote is expected Thursday.

Matteo Salvini joined a chorus of Italians slamming the design of the first fully electric Ferrari.

The U.S. has not given any clear timeline for the withdrawal, as it seeks to pare back its commitments to the alliance.

Poll shows Bardella narrowly beating former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe in a runoff.

Rustem Umerov's meeting with national security advisers comes amid escalating Russian threats to Kyiv and tensions over Ukraine's EU membership bid.

Despite warnings that embassies could be hit by missile strikes, EU Ambassador to Ukraine Katarína Mathernová insisted “the EU is not going anywhere."

BRUSSELS — The Dutch government is blocking a United States-based company’s attempts to acquire a key online identification IT supplier. Dutch firm Solvinity runs a platform for the country’s DigiD app, which allows the country’s citizens to authenticate themsel…

Negotiations are ongoing amid new American attacks on missile sites and mine-laying ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

With two hugely consequential months ahead in British politics, Sam and Anne look beneath the headlines and Westminster drama to ask what really comes next. As US President Donald Trump escalates tensions in the Middle East once again, the duo examine the pressure on Whitehall. W…

Europe is still reeling from the recent drone incursions into Baltic airspace. In a show of solidarity, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius are in Lithuania today following last week’s drone scare. Today on the Brussels Playbook Pod…

The National Rally's rivals are exploiting the ideological schism between pro-business Jordan Bardella and the more populist Marine Le Pen.

The U.S. may have the strongest military in the world, but repeated failures reflect a deeper flaw in its approach to military conflict.

Moscow's brief yet controversial return reignited debate over its place in Europe's cultural institutions, even as the war in Ukraine continues.

U.S. Central Command said in a statement it “continues to defend our forces while using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire.”

The Trump administration continues to ratchet up economic pressure on Cuba and is inching closer to military action as it looks to weaken or even topple the regime there.

Facing cyberattacks, hybrid warfare and military conflict, governments are storing their data outside their borders.

Member countries are clashing over spending levels in the Commission's proposal from 2028 to 2034.

Canada’s prime minister says a referendum on whether to pursue separation would be “a very dangerous bluff”

Early vote tallies appear positive for Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

Within months Europe could see the first concrete steps toward deporting migrants who have been denied the right to stay in the EU.

John Healey was returning from visiting British troops deployed in Estonia when the interference took place.