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

Leaders are jetting in to Cyprus. They won't be partying, but discussing the Middle East and the EU budget.

Civil servants have lost trust in the U.K. prime minister after he fired another one of their top performers — and now some are out to get him.

Is the European Council unfit for purpose? Plenty of those who have sat around the table believe the new world order demands changes to the EU.

Many of the food and drink firms supposedly benefiting from the agreement are skeptical of the government’s claims.

The European Commission has recommended that officials use Signal for non-work communication since 2020.

In Cyprus, the bloc's leaders (minus Viktor Orbán) talk Middle East, security and the next big cash pot.

Two officials in Starmer's team suggested holding off naming a new ambassador until after Trump took office.

Merz’s government blames rising fuel costs and geopolitical shocks for renewed weakness, but economists say the coalition shares the blame.

Officials expect Hungary to end opposition to Kyiv getting its cash as oil set to start flowing.

Trump announced that he was extending the ceasefire indefinitely on Tuesday.

Engie CEO MacGregor was among the top business leaders who attended a dinner with the far-right leader this month.

Senior Brussels figures say they are looking forward to working with the new prime minister.

"The goal is to identify potential problems early on and take corrective action quickly," French Economy Minister Roland Lescure told Le Parisien over the weekend.

Populist Janez Janša could return to power at the head of a right-wing coalition.

French far-right leaders are on a mission to woo the business community ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

Poland's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski wrote on X that even Israeli "soldiers themselves admit to war crimes."

The Tisza leader rolled out first ministers and a 16-portfolio cabinet, dismantling Orbán’s centralized model.

Remarks deemed to prejudice foreign relations will be redacted by parliament’s intelligence committee.

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The country is rapidly moving to restart reactors as artificial intelligence increases electricity demand and foreign wars choke gas supplies.

POLITICO’s analysis shows a clear trend in red and blue districts alike.

The Spanish leader pointed a finger in particular at U.S. tariffs and the war in the Middle East for leading to a broad erosion of multilateral institutions.

The killing came on the second day of a fragile 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah brokered by Washington.

Makarios Lazaridis, who was appointed just this month, was found to have been employed earlier as an expert scientist without the necessary qualifications.