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Le Pen’s campaign launch in Orléans is set to draw tens of thousands of protesters, adding to a day of demonstrations and heightened security across France.

SpaceX's satellite internet service had been restricted since last week.

At some point, Israelis will have to have conversations about peace and how to reach a settlement with Palestinians. But in this election, the critical issue has just been avoided.

Vulnerabilities in a programming language underpinning much of the web set off a hectic 72-hour rush among virtually every cybersecurity agency in the world.

Trade chief Maroš Šefčovič tells POLITICO that Brussels and Beijing will review their recent trade understanding in January as they discuss which sectors to tackle next.

Kyiv thanked the United States and the United Arab Emirates for facilitating the third stage of the swap.

The European Parliament refused to refund some of the conservative party's pre-election spending.

President Nicușor Dan said the incident was part of Russia’s “escalation” of the war in Ukraine.

Osvaldo Zavala Giler said a "lack of clarity" from Brussels was leaving companies and NGOs in the dark after the White House imposed sweeping sanctions on the International Criminal Court.

The opposition leader reiterated his willingness to govern with the far right while pledging to tighten access to abortion and scrap the Equality Ministry.

Although some Ukrainian drone pilots have reported a marked improvement, there are still "constant connection interruptions."

U.S. President Donald Trump has the world’s war crimes court in his crosshairs. By sanctioning the entire International Criminal Court, his administration is threatening its ability to function. Europe has rushed to the court’s defense — but can it actually protect it from Americ…

Britain’s prime minister has promised to rewire its creaking state — and he doesn’t have long to do it.

Madrid is fighting attempts to freeze €2 billion worth of state assets from unhappy investors.

Gen Z students spent two years protesting in the streets. Now they want to lead the government.

Governments are split over the idea, which Ursula von der Leyen floated in her 2026 State of the Union address.

Ahead of major elections in Spain, France, Greece and Italy, a plethora of crises is hammering the continent.

The prime minister has vowed to break blockades, but has also offered relief to farmers and fishermen over sky-high diesel costs.

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The group of Ursula von der Leyen breached the cordon sanitaire to demand a three-year halt to the new climate law.

A postponement would clear the way for a deal to be struck on other key elements of Britain’s “reset” with the bloc.

The European Parliament held a heated debate over how to handle AI, with the center-right doubling down on simplification to boost European business.

“Given the gravity of the challenges we face, Cyprus would welcome the resumption of discussions," the country's president wrote in a letter seen by POLITICO.

Governments and website owners are rushing to patch holes in popular internet programming language.