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For days, France and Spain have been fighting raging wildfires.

Guido Crosetto strongly praised Mykhailo Fedorov, who has been credited with bringing a technology overhaul to Ukraine's military but also clashed with top generals.

The Canadian national of Chinese origin is suspected of spying for a third country and being part of a criminal organization.

If we create a debate in which irrational faith in these weapons makes policymakers reluctant to justify legitimate defense needs, there’s only one winner: Russia.

The U.S. president’s social media post could signal a coming breach in last fall’s Turnberry agreement.

Ten EU countries complained that the Commission's blueprint could penalize regions and stall payments.

Arkady Dvorkovich stepped aside temporarily after the EU accused him of supporting policies that threaten Ukraine’s sovereignty.

The announcement came a day after the EU added 14 Chinese and Hong Kong entities to its sanctions list, barring European companies from doing business with them.

The rupture of the once dominant Law and Justice party undermines the conservative camp's push to topple Prime Minister Donald Tusk next year.

A 10 percent duty will be applied on goods from the EU, respecting a threshold set under the EU-U.S. trade deal last year.

Health Minister Warken will be the first woman to hold the powerful chancellory post.

Kanzler Friedrich Merz verkündet heute die neuen Personalien fürs Kabinett: Nina Warken wird die erste Kanzleramtsministerin und Carsten Linnemann übernimmt das Gesundheitsressort. Gemeinsam mit Maximilian Stascheit blickt Rixa Fürsen auf mögliche weitere Wechsel und Veränderunge…

He’s the seventh British prime minister to walk through the famous black door of Number 10 Downing Street since the Brexit vote 10 years ago. Can Andy Burnham refresh relations with Europe and rescue a reset with Brussels that feels like it has been …

The far-right AfD is set to perform well in elections in September in its political heartland in the eastern part of the country.

France has been through eight ecology ministers in nine years, and Macron's environmental policies are splitting his supporters ahead of next year's presidential election.

The fine against the U.S. tech giant lands just as Washington prepares new duties that could put last year’s fragile trade truce to the test.

La Commission européenne a enjoint à la multinationale américaine de revoir la manière dont son moteur de recherche traite ses concurrents, et dont elle gère son magasin d’applications, sous peine de sanctions supplémentaires.

Critics of the pact had said that allowing Saudi Arabia to develop a civilian nuclear program stripped away a key incentive for the kingdom to normalize relations with Israel.

It is the second time lawmakers have voted to halt the nearly five-month-long conflict.

"To exclude South Africa means sidelining an important African voice and a regional economic and political powerhouse," Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said.

Brussels orders U.S. search giant to overhaul how it ranks rivals in search results and how it polices its app store — or face further penalties.

Moscow "is holding global food security hostage," Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said on Wednesday.

Ottawa is hopeful that Britain will sign up after membership was blocked by ousted finance minister Rachel Reeves.

The agreement resolves a dispute over shipping Russian gas to third countries and freezes the bloc’s price cap on Russian crude oil for 12 months.

Google could be hit with the largest fine yet under the EU’s Digital Markets Act. Zoya Sheftalovich and Kathryn Carlson explain why Brussels believes the tech giant is unfairly pushing its own services in Google Search and limiting what app developers can tell customers — and why…