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Pope Leo urges concessions to end war in Ukraine
The pontiff addressed challenges facing Europe in a speech near the French-German border.
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New bill to soften Starmer-era scrapping of jury trials, justice secretary confirms
Alex Norris tells POLITICO his department has heard need to balance speed and confidence in the justice system.
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Andy Burnham to go ‘further and faster’ than Keir Starmer on Brexit reset
The U.K. prime minister is due to set out his vision for relations with the EU during a major speech on Tuesday.
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Healey admits money ‘simply not there’ but vows to back British businesses
U.K. chancellor warns Labour not to expect Blair-era public services spending blitz.
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EU seeks NATO-style response to Russian hybrid attacks
The bloc's defense ministers will consider an emergency security protocol amid Moscow's growing threats across Europe.
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UK voters believe Burnham can win the next election
Voters think the new prime minister has transformed Labour’s chances, but doubt he will help with the cost of living, according to Public Fi
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Far right scores historic victory in French Senate election
Marine Le Pen’s National Rally can form a group in the French parliament's upper house for the first time.
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Can Chancellor John Healey avoid big tax rises?
The Labour Party conference enters day two under the shadow of a suspected terror plot at RAF Fairford and whether the Iranians were involve
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A new era for European defense?
Europe’s defense ministers are meeting today to discuss whether the EU needs its own version of NATO’s article 4. This so-called Emergency S
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Hendrik Wüst: Zwischen Hürden und Hoffnung für die CDU
Nordrhein-Westfalens Ministerpräsident Hendrik Wüst (CDU) gilt als Reservekanzler, doch im eigenen Bundesland schrumpft vor den Landtagswahl
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Why the EU must stand firm on its Common Fisheries Policy
Sustainability is not the antithesis to economic performance, but its foundation.
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Putin is testing NATO on Norway’s remote Arctic islands
Russia’s rising hybrid activity on Svalbard is sparking fears that Moscow could spark an incident that tests NATO’s Article 5 mutual defense
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Europe’s divided conservatives launch 2029 plan to beat far right
As Manfred Weber launches a task force to shape the EPP’s 2029 platform, internal records and interviews reveal the party’s defining choice:
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EU is drawing up membership action plans for most promising candidates
For the first time, Brussels is considering setting target dates for Montenegro, Ukraine, Moldova and Albania to complete key stages of acce
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Independent wins Kraków mayorship first round, as far right sees setback for Tusk
Łukasz Gibała and a candidate backed by PM Donald Tusk move on to a runoff as parties jostle ahead of a fall 2027 general election.
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Britain to keep tariffs on Chinese EVs ‘under review,’ UK business chief says
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said the U.K.’s position on the issue was "finely balanced" as officials pursue talks with Brussels.
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UK business minister warns potential US diesel export ban ‘significant concern’
The U.K. receives around one-sixth of its diesel from the U.S. and would be one of the countries most exposed to an export ban.
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EU rejoin push risks causing uncertainty, warns business secretary
Jonathan Reynolds said the focus should be on improving Britain's trading relationship with Brussels.
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Burnham must be ‘selective’ in conference speech, says key ally
Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram, who has seen a draft of the PM's address, said there is "no way" he can cover all his arguments
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Russian tech surveillance company infiltrated Europe’s law enforcement agencies
The same technology used by Western police was allegedly being developed in Russia and sold to Russian security services.
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EU Commission calls on countries to cut energy demands as costs surge
In a letter seen by POLITICO, Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen asked ministers to introduce new measures "in the context of constrained glo
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Swiss say no to hardening neutrality principle, safeguarding sanctions on Russia
The Kremlin backed the referendum proposal, which was opposed by the Swiss government.
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Northern Ireland standoff puts peace and power-sharing at risk
A sudden revival of the 1990s confrontations between Orange Order marchers and Catholic demonstrators puts the police back in the middle — a
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Major incident declared at UK air base used by US forces
Several arrests have been made under the explosives act.
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