Will Lagarde bite the apple? ECB President leaves everyone guessing in Normandy
Speculations over Lagarde's early departure and her involvement in the presidential campaign keep mounting.
Speculations over Lagarde's early departure and her involvement in the presidential campaign keep mounting.
"It's going to happen eventually", the U.S. president said in Dublin during a golf-focused trip to the long-divided island.
It is the largest single donation ever received by a British political party.
As budget negotiations intensify, capitals are reaching for a new argument to keep money in the farming pot: climate change.
Sweden has blocked the legislation over opposition to taxing nicotine pouches.
Heightened global AI safety panic is leading to louder calls for regulation.
The president is instead focusing on American tech maintaining its lead over China.
“We are ensuring that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon,” Hegseth said.
The European Parliament’s leading competition lawmaker accuses the Commission chief of pre-empting merger review.
The center-right leader told POLITICO that Magdalena Andersson’s political partners can’t be trusted on defense.
The House of Commons opposed helping terminally ill adults to end their lives despite previous votes endorsing the social change.
With the Strait of Hormuz already snarled up, simultaneous disruption looms at the southern gateway to the Red Sea.
The EU should take "the same principled stance" it took over Ukrainian territory occupied by Russia, the bloc's top diplomat said.
Paris had warned that the program could amount to "foreign interference" in the upcoming presidential election.
The Italian civil rights activist and former European commissioner has died at the age of 78.
Prosecutors allege principal targets included Israeli diplomats, Jewish community centers and pro-Israel demonstrations.
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