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Climate expert Teresa Ribera’s second job policing subsidies and deals is real head-scratcher with some big political risks.

President-elect says Homan will oversee deportation of illegal immigrants

The EU is under pressure to flex its new digital rules. One of its top targets is a tech tycoon lauded by the new U.S. president.

Europe’s competition enforcers are alarmed by talk of changing merger rules to allow big firms in key industries.

POLITICO reported Friday that federal investigators for now believe the Chinese targeted communications data from phones of roughly 40 people.

Israel wants ‘to set sectarian groups at each others’ throats’ says the spiritual leader of the Druze community.

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

Rights campaigners have long suspected that combating violence against women is not a priority for the Islamist ruling party.

Biden’s competition cops want “historic” changes to Google — but judges, and presidential politics, could undercut their plans.

New leadership in Dublin has put the EU’s privacy regulators on a collision course with Big Tech.

Academic becomes the third Italian to take influential post after a previous U.S. pick was forced out.

The potential reelection of the former Republican president is causing anxiety in the global climate community.

Telecom giants see long-awaited opening to gobble up smaller firms to scale to level of U.S., Chinese rivals.

Trump, however, said the Secret Service did an “absolutely outstanding” job.

The second apparent assassination attempt of Donald Trump is the latest peril in a race that has been defined by anger and threats.

Trump also said he supported reclassifying marijuana under federal law.

Europe has moved slowly to regulate Pavel Durov’s social media app.

Secrecy helps improve efficiency in the implementation of environmental law, the Commission argues.

Here are two big reasons the controversial app just became a global flashpoint.

President Joe Biden’s decision to abandon his reelection bid and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris means that Harris could soon become the standard-bearer for the Democratic Party’s biggest priorities …

Here are some hints about how Harris’ agenda and Biden’s might compare if she ends up taking the oath in January.

Tehran relies on shipments of crude to prop up its sanctions-stricken economy.

Britain’s government has social platforms in its sights as incitement spreads — and the X owner is squaring up for a fight.

Both Biden and Harris are recent converts to the idea of term limits, but there are hints that Harris may be more willing to push the issue.