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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said last week he had ordered the resumption of strikes on Russian oil refineries following a three-day pause.
The 46-year-old suspect allegedly posted messages calling for the killing of Donald Tusk on Facebook and TikTok.
From China to energy prices, EU leaders face two days of political firefighting. Here’s what to look out for.
Fresh off his primary win, Raphaël Glucksmann showcased his pro-EU and pro-Kyiv stances at POLITICO’s Competitiveness Summit in Paris.
“Starting from January, there will be no political room” for concluding an agreement, French president tells summit.
With Viktor Orbán gone, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is emerging as Vladimir Putin’s most prominent ally in the EU.
NATO allies are beginning talks on new military requirements as fears of a Russian confrontation grow.
Students, farmers and the Yellow Jacket movement are taking to the street, calling for a “convergence of struggles.”
Commission president says Europe must “make clear that we will never compromise the protection of our external borders.”
The new mantra? Don’t panic about owning the models — put them to work instead.
The stark warning comes as Kyiv heads into a brutal winter and faces a cash crunch.
The draft pact supports tighter eligibility rules for non-EU countries to participate in public procurement and public support, and softens the 2035 combustion engine ban.
Defying the U.S. president risks costing Ukraine vital military support. But giving in could prove even more dangerous.
In a POLITICO poll, three in four people in Spain said Morocco poses a genuine threat to their country’s territorial integrity.
Brussels officials are grappling with the gradual reintegration of Moscow’s athletes, according to a document viewed by POLITICO.
