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After a summer of setting out his stall, Andy Burnham now faces the hard task: turning ambition into action. In the last of the summer boxset, Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy take a deep dive into five big challenges facing the government in the coming months. From defining the 10-ye…

At the peak of the Hormuz crisis, Kapa Research asked 300+ shipping leaders about the future. They see influence shifting East, turmoil as beneficial​​ and an AI race ahead.

A woman granted U.K. settled status under the post-Brexit system was left stranded abroad after the Home Office misidentified her.

A small fish that can repair damaged nerves holds promise for new drugs to treat multiple sclerosis. But research has been slowed by Britain's post-EU reality.

Welcome to Week 2 of Canberra Playbook. If you’ve been forwarded this newsletter, you can sign up free here. ESSENTIALS DRIVING THE DAY CABINET IS IN PERTH TODAY: Everyone’s job is to pretend the WA GST deal is good macroeconomics. Chin up, Jim Chalmers, you …

During a visit to Kyiv, Mike Pence told reporters Ukraine is “winning the war,” but concerns are growing as winter approaches.

The Ukrainian president argues that holding a vote today would only play into Vladimir Putin's hands.

The police station attack marked "yet another wake-up call for Brussels," according to the capital's minister-president.

A key figure in Estonia's European trajectory, Kallas was the Baltic country's first ever commissioner.

Internal defense ministry documents say the plan for a new long-range strike arsenal ranges from cheap cruise missiles to Tomahawks and future hypersonic weapons.

Beijing’s broadside against the Foreign Subsidies Regulation puts pressure on the recently relaunched trade dialogue.

A look at the prime minister's Manchester office “No. 10 North” — and what it reveals about his political ambitions.

The Brussels Playbook Week Ender podcast is still away on holiday — but don’t worry, we will be back next week.    In the meantime, here’s an episode from earlier this year about Europe’s attempts to protect its industry from Chinese products flooding the cont…

We're entering a phase of geopolitical crisis where merchant vessels at large are facing the risk of attacks.

The prime minister is still facing heat over the Ceuta crisis and a raft of Socialist Party corruption scandals. An early election could make sense.

A POLITICO analysis of official data reveals gaps between subsidy claims and recorded livestock numbers.

"This is hybrid warfare," European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen says.

Condition in Italian centers should be a "wake-up call" for EU return hub plans, NGO says.

From security arrangements to their relationship with the British media, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's U.K. homecoming poses a number of unanswered questions.

The recruitment campaign comes as Berlin seeks roughly 73,000 additional active troops over the next decade.

The EU’s Action Plan on Cybersecurity and AI lays the groundwork for new, AI-powered approaches to IT security but organizations need to ensure their security foundations are fit for purpose.

A domestic donations cap will not be in the elections bill when it returns next month.

Historic heat is forcing the French government to rethink its spending plans.

Concerns about the Trump administration’s reliability are prompting allies and partners to pursue more independent defense strategies that limit their dependence on the U.S.

The Iran war is pulling naval resources toward the Middle East, creating an opening for Somali pirates to return — and adding another costly threat to strained global shipping routes.