Development

“The single fund would be the end,” Portugal warns, as EU agriculture ministers resist a Commission push to overhaul farm and regional funding.

Staff at the Greek agency responsible for doling out agricultural funds obstructed EU prosecutors in a corruption probe.

Warsaw wants to use around €6 billion in EU money to build shelters and roads for tanks.

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Ministers are preparing a string of AI announcements for early June, but voters are skeptical about the technology. That leaves the ruling Labour Party with a huge problem.

The European Commission wants to strengthen the link between foreign aid and domestic priorities like energy and migration.

Belgian authorities want to investigate five MEPs over cash-for-influence case, officials say.

If the continent plays its cards right, the necessity of defense could turn out to be the mother of invention.

“We want to expand our cooperation on our critical minerals and energy,” Vivian Motzfeldt says.

Washington’s 10 percent baseline tariff on European goods is a red line for the bloc. 

Government documents obtained by POLITICO show environmental forecasts for the major airport expansion.

The PM faced flack about the economic picture — but dismissed Kemi Badenoch’s party as an irrelevant force.

The U.S. administration has withdrawn from several U.N. bodies.

The challengers say the president is violating the Constitution and hope the Court of International Trade will grant their request for a preliminary injunction before the end of the month.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy wants senior diplomats fanning out across the country to get ideas on being a global “salesforce for the U.K. economy.”

A revamp of merger guidelines will allow tech, defense firms to argue that tie-ups can help them win on the global stage.

Leaked EU report raises alarm about U.K.’s planned bonfire of environmental rules — and harsh rhetoric from ministers.

A previously unreported package of investment pledges and U.N. support got Turkey to back down last time.

Germany’s junior coalition partner hands key ministries to familiar faces — and springs a few surprises.

“The reopening of ALCATRAZ will serve as a symbol of Law, Order, and JUSTICE,” he said.

Without the firepower of the U.S., global regulators would be hamstrung in their efforts to contain a future financial crisis.

Kyiv and Washington have signed a deal to develop mineral resources after months of negotiations.