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Head coach Danny Rohl casts doubt on Derek Cornelius' future with Rangers after admitting that the on-loan Marseille centre-half has been training alone and has been released early to join up with Can...

In his BBC Sport column, former Premier League boss Tony Pulis explains why more should be done to help young players in the academy system, especially the majority who do not make it as professionals...

With conflicts raging in the Middle East and Ukraine, a summit in Brussels merely exposed Europe's powerlessness.

From the deadly serious issues of Iran and Ukraine to the more light-hearted matters of what you can do with a stick of celery, here's POLITICO's rundown of the latest European Council.

Biotechnology drives cutting-edge medical innovation but is constrained by Europe’s fragmented regulatory landscape. The Biotech Act offers a critical opportunity to remove structural barriers, harmon...

10 years ago, terror attacks shook the Belgian capital. Here’s how the day and its aftermath unfolded, in the words of those who lived it.

A Le Pen ally is set to win Nice, and the bitter campaign there is reopening debate on whether the conservatives will merge forces with the far right.

Two people tell POLITICO that the initial response to Mandelson was deeply skeptical, despite eventual assent.

Would you vote for a Hitler or an Epstein?

A plebiscite on judicial reform risks tripping up Italy's leader just as she is at the zenith of her power.

Europe's longest-serving leader won the fight over Ukraine's €90B loan. By the next summit he could be a distant memory.

Britain has unveiled its cuts to international aid and only three recipients will see aid spending fully protected: Ukraine, the Palestinian territories and Sudan.