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How an initially uncontroversial data bill became a political football — and radicalized Elton John.

The Danish leader argued that Europe needs more funds to bolster its defenses and counter the threat from Russia.

The U.K. PM has touted the deal as part of his success on the international stage since it was agreed in early May.

The numbers suggest that Trump’s policies are chipping away at the global trade deficit, which the president views as a key problem for the US economy.

With a government-wide spending review looming, Britain’s top finance minister is being urged to give voters a compelling reason for her ‘tough decisions.’

Testing the strength of its hand, Brussels wants the latest data on the scale of EU investments in America ahead of crunch talks with the Trump administration.

The EU wants to compete with the U.S. and China on artificial intelligence. But critics say policymakers haven’t planned for the sector’s extreme water demand.

The EU is increasingly bending its own rules, giving Germany space to negotiate despite fears that Berlin is disadvantaging others.

The president vowed to hit the European Union and phone manufacturers with new tariffs.

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.

French president seeks greater access to the Chinese market and urges Beijing not to impose tariffs on Cognac makers.

LVMH boss says the government should not “meddle” in his business decisions.

It’s a shift from the U.S. president’s first term, and is driving a fresh wedge within his Republican Party.

We’ve been here before. Will a Commission plan to tear down internal trade barriers work this time?

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

A further deal allowing U.K. companies to benefit from an EU plan to boost defense spending is still to be agreed.

The French president is gathering CEOs from all over the world in Versailles.

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

Three achievements are likely: a security pact, a declaration on global issues, and a “common understanding” of future topics to be negotiated.