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Restricting online access presents “issues of human rights,” says Michael O’Flaherty from the Council of Europe.

The UK's politicians are only beginning to grapple with the long-term effects of conflict in the Middle East — and have little room for maneuver.

It's a neck-and-neck race in the Danish parliamentary elections, with voters divided over a wide range of domestic issues.

"When it comes to trade, Europe is open for business," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told the Australian parliament in Canberra Tuesday.

The opposition senses the high-flying prime minister can now be beaten in an election expected next year.

Washington wants more concrete engagement on the EU’s landmark digital platform and competition laws, Ambassador Andrew Puzder tells POLITICO.

A contest set up to raise environmental awareness is scrambling to contain nationalist passions.

A world defined by systemic risk and strategic competition demands a new approach to leadership development.

The EU is worried President Trump could abandon Ukraine if the bloc doesn't support him in the Middle East.

Trump’s decision to join Israel in a war against Iran is a far bigger strategic error, and one with far bigger strategic consequences.

Marine Le Pen's National Rally failed to win big target cities such as Marseille, Toulon and Nîmes, but the party still thinks it has the upper hand nationwide.

Lars Løkke Rasmussen may be on track for only 12 seats in the country's next parliament, but sees no reason why he shouldn't be Denmark's next prime minister.