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The withdrawal of aid by the U.S. and Europe could feed extremism and lead to a surge in emigration, experts warn.

Belgian Energy Minister Mathieu Bihet told POLITICO he wants to phase out the country’s Russian gas imports — but didn’t back an outright ban.

Losing €4 million a day and without a government, Belgium’s capital is in desperate need of leadership.

The EU wants to rearm, reindustrialize and refinance as Donald Trump’s United States abandons the role of global policeman.

The two presidents discussed Ukraine and icebreakers in Florida.

The number of people killed by the 7.7-magnitude temblor could go up to 10,000, the U.S. Geological Survey estimates.

EU steelmakers, facing steep decline, want Brussels to intervene to give them more access to scrap metal. Recyclers aren’t happy.

But is it enough for the central bank just to take its foot off the brake?

The tech billionaire and close ally of the U.S. president sniped at one of the White House’s first major proposals.

Greenpeace’s victory means that PM Dick Schoof must achieve emission-reduction targets by 2030 or face the penalty.

New U.S. sanctions against Russia target Serbia’s main gas company, at the same time that Azerbaijan claims to not be able to deliver its supply.

The climate skeptic is responding to the reality of the Arctic’s melting ice: more resource extraction, faster trade routes, new military bases.

Belgrade government is trying to “throw dust in the eyes of the people,” former Novi Sad Mayor Boris Novaković says.

POLITICO asked politicians and chroniclers of SW1 to tell us the book they most enjoyed reading this year — here are the results, in their own words.

POLITICO spent the afternoon on a soon-to-be-abandoned North Sea gas plant that’s hoping to ditch fossil fuels with government help.

Assad’s downfall was met with unbridled joy and relief among Syrians and Syria’s expatriate community.

The landmark defense agreement between the U.S, U.K. and Australia could be in jeopardy with the maverick Republican back in the White House.

Frustrated with mainstream parties and unable to return home, Romanians abroad are emerging as staunch supporters of ultranationalist presidential hopeful Călin Georgescu.

The administration is accelerating the approval of large loans for clean technologies that the president-elect attacked on the campaign trail.

If confirmed, Zeldin would lead the Republican effort to roll back Biden’s key climate change regulations — including rules tightening the pollution from power plants and tailpipes.