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Officials say Ukraine has regained almost full control of the Dnipropetrovsk region.

Countries are growing frustrated with the EU executive's wait-and-see approach as prices soar.

The Reform UK leader has changed his tune on Britain's involvement in the Iran conflict as oil and gas prices soar.

The EU is hiring its next generation of senior officials — and countries want their citizens to be the ones pulling the levers of power.

Election results and polls are piling pressure on Merz’s ideologically divided government.

Manfred Weber, Iratxe García and their teams try to repair damage to avoid a rogue motion of censure against Ursula von der Leyen.

The question is no longer whether the far right can compete nationally, but whether the political forces that once stopped it still exist.

A disciple of ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy, she has a reputation as a tough operator but will probably have to persuade one of her rivals on the right to step down.

"What Europe needs today is leadership, not vassals who pay homage to Trump," said Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz.

Blair criticized Starmer's stance on Iran. For Team Starmer, that's not necessarily a bad thing.

The war in Iran has tightened markets, making sanctioned Russian shipments more attractive to buyers.

Ministers are facing what could be the worst energy shock to the world economy in 50 years.