The European Left Alliance could face European Parliament vote this month after ECR starts gathering signatures.
Sébastien Lecornu vowed to offer a “political response” to French students’ concerns after being accused of reacting to protests with force alone.
Peruvian voters pick their new mayor, despite his unusual name.
Concerns about antisemitism have emerged as a sticking point in coalition talks that could make Elif Eralp Berlin’s next mayor.
Leonid Ragozin made remarks widely interpreted as making excuses for the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine and hybrid attacks in Europe.
The comments suggest Europe’s commitment to release fuel wasn’t as generous as it sounded.
A permanent restriction on Kyiv’s market access would “run counter to the very logic” of full EU membership, Ukraine’s agriculture minister told POLITICO.
“We are aware of the reports concerning the laboratory incident in Russia, seemingly involving a pathogen-causing plague,” says European Commission spokesperson.
Diplomats are discussing emergency teams, EU funding and crisis communications, while some capitals warn Brussels risks duplicating NATO.
With housing topping voters’ concerns, the prime minister is hoping the affordability crisis can help him defy the polls and extend his time in power.
The majority of Europe’s mining, processing and recycling projects are behind schedule.
The Pentagon’s decision to relocate B-1 bombers from the British air base comes after months of frustration in the Trump administration over Britain’s defense spending.
The EU’s depleted gas storage leaves it vulnerable to a cold winter, new reports warn.
PARIS — France’s top general Fabien Mandon admitted on Thursday that the Franco-German next-generation battle tank project had failed. It’s one of the first times a French official…
Both sides claim a win — but relations have soured over British plans to sanction West Bank settlements.