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"Severe hunger has doubled, and famine has been declared in two places. The same countries are caught in a devastating cycle of hunger — fueled by conflict and compounded by inadequate funding," says food aid chief Cindy McCain.

Emmanuel Macron and Friedrich Merz use pre-summit talks to discuss FCAS.

The fragile ceasefire in the Persian Gulf and the uncertainty over peace talks between the U.S. and Iran have cast a long shadow over European capitals hoping for an end to hostilities in the Middle East. Will they have any say over what happens next? The wars in Iran and Ukraine…

A U.S. diplomatic charm offensive offers hope to hundreds of political prisoners in Belarus but little prospect of change in the Eastern European country.

António Costa takes EU leaders to the beach, while Charles Michel returns and isn't happy.

Populists on the right and left are upsetting the old order in the U.K. capital — and risk dealing Prime Minister Keir Starmer another hefty blow.

The country's governing coalition is scrambling to find a solution that would keep his nationalist AUR party out of power.

The health committee wants dedicated funding for public health programs, as well as for pharma, digital and military health — but it only has limited influence.

Even a quick end to the war won’t ease pressure on jet fuel supplies.

At the summit in Cypriot party town Ayia Napa, the comedown came quickly.

Key negotiating “clusters” will be unblocked, opening the path to the two nations joining as members of the bloc.

In a wide-ranging interview, Albanian PM defended ongoing talks with Jared Kushner over the sale of Sazan Island in the Adriatic.

The unusual public airing of security procedure has compounded frustration about the drama that has surrounded the former U.K. ambassador to Washington.

The far-right group doubles down on its calls for tougher migration policies and the dismantling of the EU Green Deal.

Twentieth round of sanctions finally enters force after Hungary and Slovakia drop their veto.

Legal opinion is a win for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

Hungary and Slovakia lifted their vetoes after oil flows resumed through the Druzhba pipeline.

The 37-year-old is keen to stand out as the centrist candidate best-positioned to take on the far right in next year's election.

Data breach disclosed in UK parliament Thursday saw around 500,000 volunteers’ confidential information advertised for sale on Alibaba.

Andrew Puzder tells POLITICO the bloc should implement the Turnberry trade agreement without major changes.

The decision drew immediate criticism from opposition politicians, private farmers and watchdog groups.

John Phelan sparked tensions within the department over his support for a new battleship.

On today’s show, Ian is in the sunny Mediterranean nation of Cyprus for the biggest gathering of EU leaders on the island for many, many years.   Sarah joins from Brussels and Nick dials in from Greece, where he’s attending the Delphi Econ…

Kanzler Friedrich Merz reist heute nach Zypern, wo der informelle Gipfel der EU-Staats- und Regierungschefs unter der aktuellen Ratspräsidentschaft der Republik beginnt. Im Fokus stehen die Antworten auf den Iran-Krieg und die anhaltende Energiekrise. Gordon Repinski berichtet vo…

While oil and gas remain on the geopolitical front line, dams and their adjacent reservoirs can alleviate the bloc's energy dependence.