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The continent needs to change rapidly in a world where the U.S. has become "more adversarial and unpredictable" and "may no longer guarantee our security," says European grandee.

"How revolutionary can it be?" one EU official asked, as PM Keir Starmer insists he won't support economic integration.

"At this moment, political jealousy and narrow party interests have taken precedence over responsibility," says exiting Evika Siliņa.

Andriy Yermak denies all the accusations and says he hopes friends will help him post the bail money.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting is readying a leadership bid.

The former deputy prime minister could now put herself forward in a contest to replace Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Making the case for a 1,000-satellite Constellation Europe.

“Albanese has done nothing more than speak!” Judge Richard Leon wrote.

Lobbyists are concerned about the top-down nature of the Commission and split portfolios.

Nigel Farage's Reform UK is seen as more credible than Labour on the Iran war and the economy — and much more likely to win the next general election.

The Greater Manchester mayor needs time to win election to Parliament and become eligible to be prime minister — but the chances of that are fading fast.

Critics of EU debt in Germany and the Netherlands seize on claims that Spain used recovery funds to pay for social spending.

The Iran war is driving countries toward Chinese EVs, solar and batteries — strengthening China's hand as Trump seeks trade wins in Beijing.

The once vocal GOP wing that warned against making deals with Beijing has largely left the conversation ahead of Trump’s China summit.

The country of 600,000 aims to become part of the European Union by 2028.

The new measure arrives amid fears the Kremlin might be ready to test the West's commitment to NATO.

More than 1 million people signed a petition to ban the practice in Europe.

Its new plan calls out countries that "instrumentalize" health for political or economic gains.

Bertie Ahern, who was Ireland’s Taoiseach from 1997 to 2008, was responding to a potential voter who expressed anti-immigrant views — and a hidden recording device.

Keir Starmer intends to carry on in the top U.K. job, despite a mounting Labour backlash. POLITICO spoke to battle-scarred veterans to ask how prime ministers in serious peril can play it.

The U.K. government set out its legislative agenda on Wednesday as chaos swirls around the prime minister's leadership.

At least two lawmakers in the Kremlin-friendly AfD intend to attend the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in June.

Amid signs Health Secretary Wes Streeting is about to make a move, meet the possible leadership contenders vying to become Britain's next prime minister.

New rules would force major rail operators to share ticketing platforms with rivals and extend passenger rights across multi-operator journeys booked in a single purchase.

The move to full nationalization is due to be “massively costly” for the government, a senior steel industry figure warned.