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Messages about the secretive Covid vaccine deal between the European Commission president and the Pfizer boss must be revealed, the New York Times will argue. 

Authorities freeze bank accounts and seize luxury cars and boats in Italy in mega investigation.

New Brussels beverage featuring Ukrainian hops aims to promote European unity and multiculturalism.

The French justice minister is meeting with lawmakers to legally define nonconsensual sex as rape.

Progress on Europe’s mandatory food and booze labels has stalled, and looks unlikely to be prioritized by designated health commissioner.

But they fail to reach unanimity over equalizing agricultural subsidies among member countries.

Momentum has stalled under Hungary’s direction and leadership turnover in Brussels. Poland wants to change that.

“It’s karma, no?” said one European official.

The French government is under pressure to make cuts in spending to rein in deficits.

Austria says its troops will continue to take part in the UN mission in Lebanon, asking Israel to stop the “unacceptable” attacks.

Kyiv’s energy minister warned Brussels of “catastrophic consequences” if atomic stations are damaged.

The EU’s energy taxation rules favor oil and gas despite efforts to reach net zero, experts say.

A senior football official makes more than $200K a year at FIFA while also assessing future judges for Europe’s supreme court.

Activist jumps in front of pontiff’s car, urges him to “stop torturing bulls.”

A passenger cap imposed in 2007 to ease road congestion is now hampering the Irish facility’s growth.

Making the EU more competitive has become its obsession. No one knows if that’s achievable ― or whether other policies will survive it.

Ursula von der Leyen’s pick for agrifood commissioner is a political animal and skilled mediator — qualities he will need to do a better job than his hapless predecessor.

POLITICO reveals the lines of command in Ursula von der Leyen’s second term.

Everything you need to know about Ursula von der Leyen’s team for her second term.

Commission president hands out the top jobs in her new team.

European Commission president hands out the all-important portfolios for the next five years.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s move to establish new border controls risks generating an EU rift.

Berlin’s decision is a “de facto suspension of the Schengen Agreement on a large scale,” Polish PM says.