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Athletes from Russia and Belarus parade behind their nations' flags at the opening ceremony of the Milan-Cortina Winter Paralympics as the 50th anniversary edition of the Games officially gets under w...

Kyiv hopes that the knowledge it has gained fighting Russia will give it both money and leverage with Donald Trump.

EU member countries have been spooked by stubbornly high prices and a new war in the Middle East.

Warsaw's deep political divisions risk torpedoing the country's access to €44 billion in cheap EU rearmament loans.

Brussels issues rare condemnation of Ukraine's president, as the Budapest-Kyiv feud boils over.

Treating school meals as a logistical burden is a wasted opportunity. New data shows they are a strategic lever for the EU Green Deal and European Child Guarantee.

Friedrich Merz said nothing as Donald Trump launched a wave of verbal attacks — he's not the only one to have sat in silence.

As Hungary’s prime minister trails in the polls, MAGA heavyweights mobilize to shore up their most loyal European ally.

British MPs worry that voters will be 'furious' with a revamp of parliament — but the safety warnings keep piling up.

Montenegro, the frontrunner for EU membership, could join under stricter conditions. Here's what that means.

Ahead of a Sunday election in the western state of Baden-Württemberg, Alternative for Germany is capitalizing on rising economic anxiety.

The Italian prime minister faces a difficult balancing act to preserve her alliance with her ally in the White House.