The collapse of the Franco-German fighter project has opened a wider contest over who shapes Europe’s next generation of combat aircraft.

Authorities allege the pair collected information on NATO forces, military aircraft and Latvia’s support for Ukraine.

Iran says a formal reply came days after the U.S. president called its terms unacceptable.

Brussels has spent years rebuilding ties with Brasília. Brazil’s knife-edge election could change the equation.

The U.K. leader wants defense spending to drive economic renewal. His first budget will be an early test of whether he can fund growing military commitments.

The Greens are bracing for questions about their leader’s future — and wider strategy — if they lose the Holborn and St Pancras by-election next Thursday.

The French and Canadian leaders have been giving as good as they get. But is it a good idea to go mano a mano with the U.S. president?

Brussels has spent years rebuilding ties with Brasília. Brazil’s knife-edge election could change the equation. 

The U.S. would “instantly” win a hypothetical tech war, an official moaned.

Chega boss André Ventura discusses the U.S. president and cooperation with Germany’s AfD in an interview with POLITICO.

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Italy has fallen foul of EU overspending rules, which it wants relaxed to deal with higher energy costs.

With winter looming, Kyiv faces a cash crunch just as Russia ramps up its effort to crush its economy.

Five men were arrested on Sunday after police received a report of suspicious vehicles near the airbase, which hosts U.S. Air Force personnel.

Moscow and NATO have exchanged tense letters in recent days following Russian opposition to alliance exercises near its Kaliningrad exclave.

From critical raw materials to fighting wildfires, a document obtained by POLITICO reveals a wide-ranging expansion in relations.

Andy Burnham’s suggestion that the U.K. could rejoin the EU was met with a more muted response from Brussels itself.

Reform UK leader will attack the prime minister’s turn towards Europe in a major speech Thursday.

Major eurozone economies see price growth above forecasts and at multi-year highs.

Authorities in at least three countries are suspending their use of Oxygen Forensics after allegations emerged about the company’s secret Russian owners.

The move sets up a fight with the Commission over the treatment of fisheries in the EU budget.

“Culture change” is required across government, Polly Billington said.

A one-time MEP candidate, experts affiliated to political think tanks, and former Commission heavyweights are tasked with advising whether to pull the plug on European political parties.

A drone infiltrated Moldovan airspace and exploded near a village Wednesday morning as Russia launched attacks across Ukraine, Moldova's Defense Ministry said. "Against the backdrop of massive attacks launched by the Russian Federation against Ukraine, the national integrated monitoring system reported an overflight of national airspace at 5:43 a.m.

Economic benefits would be conditional and can be taken away if non-members backslide on democracy or share sensitive tech with unfriendly governments, the plan says.

A formal complaint says the European Commission is keeping data center energy and water use under wraps, breaching the public’s right to know.

Europe wants to favor domestic industry. Defining what counts as European — and who should bear the cost — is much harder.

Sanctions on Israeli settlements buoyed pro-Gaza Labour supporters at the party’s Liverpool conference. But critics fear politics are trumping diplomacy.

The Irish presidency is expected to slash the European Commission’s near-€2 trillion proposal as capitals remain deeply divided over spending.

France’s far-right leader is surrounding herself with family and longtime loyalists as her party president faces a damaging new controversy.

The British prime minister said Labour ”could go all the way“ as it mulls what’s possible a decade on from the Brexit referendum.

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