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Péter Magyar reckons boardroom veterans will have the experience needed to secure frozen EU funds and release Fidesz's grip on state bodies.
The two political rivals urge voters to rise up against the enemy. For PM Viktor Orbán the foe is Ukraine; for challenger Peter Magyar it's Orbán's ow...
Both the far right and far left did well in the first round. But much now depends on the complex alliance building before the second round runoffs on...
POLITICO Poll reveals a stark disconnect between how Americans see their country and how several top allies do.
Campaigning on the risks of being sucked into the neighboring war in Ukraine is working like a spell on the elderly in Fidesz’s heartlands.
European livestock farmers will suffer if the law puts off U.S. producers.
As the Iran war disrupts oil and gas supply, Oslo is positioning itself as Europe's energy-rich savior.
In the old coalfields of south Wales, Britain’s center-left establishment faces being crushed by a nationalist left and populist right. POLITICO went...
Attempts to reform EU migration rules date back to the 2015 refugee crisis, but there are doubts about how the new rules will fare under new pressure.
Think of the contest as the opening act of next year's presidential race.
Tens of thousands of people want to work in the EU Bubble, and a vastly smaller amount have been forced to wear ill-fitting shoes by Trump.
Gustavo Petro tells POLITICO his continent is not a “land to be conquered,” as he criticizes American top diplomat Marco Rubio's view of the world.
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