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Legal opinion bolsters EU’s challenge against Viktor Orbán’s conservative culture war.

Security decree gives greater powers to agents of the state and greater protections to police officers.

“Let’s not target each other” on metals duties, Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič urges after meeting U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in Paris.

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.

Small boat crossings seem as intractable for Labour as they were for the Tories.

The prime minister frames the vote of confidence as a projection of his government’s strength.

British government says it’s “deeply frustrated” that no deal has been reached with the tycoon.

Zelenskyy’s chief of staff is accused of being a ruthless political operator. What are his ambitions?

With domestic reform prospects in tatters, Polish PM aims to regain the initiative.

The proposal would represent the latest policy win for the banking industry, which has been closely scrutinized since the 2008 global financial meltdown.

The two leaders are expected to discuss the war in Ukraine, the Middle East and trade policy at meeting on Thursday.

The decisive vote will have a dramatic impact far beyond the country.

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.’

The populist right-winger even appears to be turning accusations from liberal politicians and media to his advantage ahead of Sunday’s vote.

The Crown Prosecution Service said it had authorized charges against the brothers, who rose to prominence as key figures in the online “manosphere.”

From fraud to nepotism to revolving doors between the public sector and industry, the stench of impunity is pervasive.

He called out Europe over speech crackdowns and pressures on U.S. tech platforms.

Russia has used drones to kill more than 150 civilians in Kherson, which Vladimir Putin wants to claim in negotiations to end the war, says the U.N.

A debate over the chancellor’s remarks threatens to overshadow Zelenskyy’s visit to Berlin on Wednesday.

The legislation must now be approved by the majority-conservative Senate.

“This phase of the sovereignist movement has ended,” says man who stormed to victory in the later-annulled 2024 presidential election.