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Business groups warn that ditching the scheme could backfire.

European Commission wants to pour money into border areas, but there won't be any new funds from the EU’s current budget.

Mandelson's links to Jeffrey Epstein failed to bar him from high office. Now politicians want changes to the way top jobs are vetted.

The Italian prime minister is leading the country's most stable government for years — but a nationwide vote on judicial reform next month could backfire.

There's a chance that what helped Canada's prime minister could help the German chancellor too.

Those gathered in New Delhi are no longer obsessing about how to control AI risks but figuring out who can benefit.

Berlin is preparing its foreign intelligence service for a world where the U.S. halts intelligence sharing.

5 takeaways from the poll-topping Reform UK's big "shadow cabinet" reveal.

Les déclarations contre le système d'échange de droits à polluer, pilier de la politique climatique européenne, portent les attaques contre la régulation environnementale à un autre niveau.

The far-right National Rally is already calling foul at controversial personnel moves.

The jostling and maneuvering for influential roles has already begun — even though the reshuffle is still a year off.

NGOs claim that anti-transgender activists are getting more speaking time at events in Brussels.