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From Portugal to Denmark, progressive and working-class voters are turning their backs on center-left parties who fail to address the affordability cr...
Washington's brand of dealmaking seems unable to handle a determined enemy that seeks its own survival by imposing maximum pain on others.
Brussels officials are wary of previous British attempts to “cherry pick” the benefits of the EU while shirking the obligations of membership.
Szabolcs Panyi tells POLITICO that Budapest's accusations are "meant to psychologically pressure me and shatter my credibility,” in the wake of his re...
The U.S. president’s European golf buddy calls for extra efforts to stop regional conflicts from spiraling toward World War III.
David Taylor held a key role in a cross-party group of MPs on relations with Qatar.
Welcome to Declassified, a weekly humor column. Is being the president of France a Mickey Mouse job? The answer is clearly yes, as Emmanuel Macron wil...
While all allies reached the 2 percent of GDP spending target on defense last year, there’s still a big gap in what countries shell out.
Six months after the commissioner wrote his U.S. counterparts, they have yet to address European complaints over high steel tariffs.
Downing Street is unlikely to name a permanent chief of staff until May — and until then, McSweeney's shadow hangs in the air.
While the AfD rank-and-file deepens ties with MAGA, party leaders are quietly pressing members to dial back overt displays of affinity for Trump.
France's trade minister tells POLITICO that the EU-Australia deal is "balanced" despite mounting opposition from farmers.
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