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Latest news and updates from Europe.
Can Donald Trump save Viktor Orbán?
As Hungary’s prime minister trails in the polls, MAGA heavyweights mobilize to shore up their most loyal European ally.
‘The catastrophe is coming’: The battle to fix Britain’s crumbling parliament
British MPs worry that voters will be 'furious' with a revamp of parliament — but the safety warnings keep piling up.
The EU’s plan to stop new members from becoming Hungary 2.0
Montenegro, the frontrunner for EU membership, could join under stricter conditions. Here's what that means.
Germany’s far right set to gain ground beyond its eastern strongholds
Ahead of a Sunday election in the western state of Baden-Württemberg, Alternative for Germany is capitalizing on rising economic anxiety.
Trump’s strikes on Iran give Meloni a headache before Italy’s crunch referendum
The Italian prime minister faces a difficult balancing act to preserve her alliance with her ally in the White House.
'I believe more than before' - Tudor positive despite Palace defeat
Tottenham Hotspur head coach Igor Tudor says he believes the club will be able to avoid relegation from the Premier League, insisting "the moment will pass" aft...
Pressure mounts on Tudor as Tottenham lose at home to Palace
Tottenham stay just one point above the relegation zone following a 3-1 home defeat to Crystal Palace in the Premier League, with Tottenham having to play more...
UK cut staff hours at key naval base responding to Cyprus drone strike
Defense workers union argues deal at naval home of HMS Dragon undermined readiness for a crisis.
Pourquoi la nouvelle loi européenne sur l’industrie est une politique climatique déguisée
Les ambitions écologiques du projet de loi sur l’accélération industrielle sont passées sous les radars. POLITICO s’y penche de plus près.
Graham and Dempsey start for Scotland against France
Scotland are only interested in keeping their Six Nations hopes alive, with head coach Gregor Townsend insisting he has given little consideration to the prospe...
Britain looks to Frederiksen’s migration plan to neutralize Farage
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is eager to take on complaints from liberal-minded colleagues — and combat Nigel Farage's right-wing insurgency.
Iran war challenges Cyprus’ time in the EU hot seat
The tiny island nation finds itself under fire just after taking over the reins of the EU for a six-month stint.