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The mayor of Genoa is staying coy on whether she will make a big push into national politics before a general election expected next year.
As the coalition breaks apart, can centrist President Nicușor Dan find a way to contain the far right and keep the critical NATO member on a path to s...
Fears about supplies are growing faster than the EU’s ability to measure them.
After 22 months and more than his share of strife, Starmer ends his first session of parliament with plenty still to be done.
The U.S. military is placing a colonel in the German army's Operations Division in an unusually close collaboration.
Faute d’incarnation incontestée, leur stratégie repose moins sur la conquête du pouvoir que sur une bataille d’influence, avec l’espoir d’imposer leur...
The German chancellor is casting around for someone to blame abroad as growth stalls and his popularity nosedives at home.
Critics warn the measure could punish those coerced into frontline service.
Budapest's next government is drawing up a fast-track reform plan to claim billions in EU cash.
U.S. diplomat Sarah Rogers is pledging $500 million to fight online “censorship” and ripping into European elites over mass migration.
Socialists in Brussels need to pressure their Romanian member party to "maintain their credibility," Greens chair says.
The EU's app to check the age of internet users faces resistance from national governments, according to a survey by POLITICO.
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