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Labour conference 2026: What POLITICO reporters will be watching for
Here are key dynamics driving the annual gathering of the U.K.'s governing party —Andy Burnham's first in charge.
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Germany’s Wadephul meets Russia’s Lavrov amid tensions over ‘escalation’
The German foreign minister blames Moscow for the Leipzig drone attack but welcomes the G20 invite to Vladimir Putin
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‘You can’t win’: Ireland’s football team to play Israel despite player protest
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Eleven charged with murder aggravated by speech against ‘white race’ in France
Thomas Perotto's killing in 2023 was followed by mobilization from far-right groups.
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Iran says Strait of Hormuz could reopen within seven days if US accepts deal
U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly rejected the plan pitched by Tehran.
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Trump’s G20 invite to Putin is an ‘opportunity,’ German foreign minister says
Johann Wadephul’s remarks diverged from the German government’s official line.
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Ein Spaziergang mit Karl Lauterbach
Präsentiert von Lockheed Martin.
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Burnham’s AI agenda is already in disarray thanks to Trump
Key pillars of Andy Burnham’s AI plans got smashed by the Trump administration this week.
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Dutch opposition party votes to join European Socialist family
Progressive Netherlands members had to choose between center-left and green.
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Pope Leo calls for dialogue as France’s populist forces eye power
At the Élysée, the pope defended freedom of conscience without naming the far right, as front-runner Marine Le Pen revives a proposed headsc
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Zelenskyy warns $27B funding gap could leave Ukraine short of weapons
The president said he received a positive and constructive response from the EU during his diplomatic talks this week.
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Burnham plans first Berlin visit for talks with Merz
The U.K. and Germany have built up closer ties — especially in defense — over the last two years.
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Von der Leyen ally slams EU Commission’s AI response
Axel Voss, a Conservative German member of the European Parliament, told POLITICO that the EU is responding too slowly to AI threats.
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Pope’s artificial intelligence guru admits he doesn’t use AI
Cardinal Michael Czerny who leads an AI commission at the Vatican says he just hasn’t had time to try it out.
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Deutschland und Spanien zetteln Papierkrieg zu „Made in Europe“-Auslegung an
Berlin strebt einen breit aufgestellten Verbund von Handelspartnern an, während Madrid ein gestaffeltes System vorschlägt, bei dem in der EU
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Hält der Tankrabatt, was Merz verspricht?
Präsentiert von Lockheed Martin.
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2027 : LE BAROMÈTRE DU REJET
POLITICO et Cluster 17 s’associent pour publier un baromètre mensuel permettant de mesurer le niveau de rejet des principaux candidats à la
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Switzerland’s neutrality vote puts Russia sanctions on the line
Voters will decide in a referendum on Sunday on whether to make Switzerland's historic neutrality even more legally binding.
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The Pope is fretting about frontier AI — what’s the EU’s answer?
European lawmakers this week called for the EU’s artificial intelligence regulations to hold American tech companies liable for the risks th
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Boredom, ranting and clowns: Welcome to the UN’s big bash
The U.N. General Assembly walks a fine line between excitement and tedium.
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EU’s top AI adviser urges commissioners to use the technology to fix bloc’s economy
The bloc’s new AI envoy wants Brussels to focus on using AI to lift productivity, rather than chasing U.S. and Chinese models.
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OpenAI’s agents went rogue — its human response caused the real damage
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Macron says he pressed Trump not to ban diesel exports
The French leader believes the decision would hurt the U.S. economy as well as the rest of the world.
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EU Parliament president urges Germany to do deal in US drug pricing dispute
A deal between Washington and Berlin is needed to avoid an "impossible" race on drugs, Roberta Metsola told POLITICO.
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