National Politics

In a fiery letter, Breton accused the Commission chief of trying to get Emmanuel Macron to ditch him.

The vice president let Trump do the work of executing her strategy.

Musk’s potential foray into government would represent a striking development for the billionaire.

But it will take more than a serenade to woo Paris.

Swift was supposed to play 3 shows in Austria as part of the European leg of her world tour.

U.S. forces have launched roughly 800 missiles and seven rounds of air strikes against the Iran-backed Houthi rebels that have controlled Yemen since November.

Banker Ian Corfield is appointed to a top role in the civil service just months after donating thousands of pounds to Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

Here are the EU lawmakers to keep your eye on in the new term.

President Joe Biden would reevaluate his decision to stay in the presidential race if doctors told him he had a medical issue, he said in an interview with …

Donald Trump’s pick for vice president made a 180-degree turn from fierce critic to bulldog surrogate for the former president.

Reports of financial chaos in France have been vastly overstated, Europe’s economic elite say. Instead, the U.S. election is the one to watch.

In their hour of greatest need for a liberal successor to the country’s president, France’s centrists are in panicky disarray.

Macron’s weakened coalition could lose almost all its representation in parliament in the legislative elections, strangling his centrist agenda

“I’m respectful of institutions; I do not call for institutional chaos,” Le Pen tells Le Figaro.

“When I suggested that to President Zelenskyy, he lit up like a Christmas tree,” the South Carolina Republican said.

Former leader describes decision to charge him as “a disgrace and abomination.”

Having vowed to not work with the far right, his minority government will need Socialist Party support to pass legislation.

Berlin’s domestic spats are gumming up the EU’s delicate policymaking process.

The “Noon Against Putin” protest action caused a long queue for people to cast their ballots in the capital of the EU.

The bloc’s ability to enforce its media rulebook hinges on reining in countries like Hungary and Slovakia.

The European Commission’s move to slash environmental requirements for farmers comes as top scientists are urging just the opposite.