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Hungary opposes Mark Rutte’s bid to run NATO
The gold treasure of National Bank of Romania that was sent to Moscow
Europe’s Socialists scramble for ideas to fight far-right surge
EU countries float new Russia sanctions tool after Navalny’s death
Border anger undermines Polish-Ukrainian alliance
NATO twist: Romania president seeks to challenge Rutte for top job
Bears, cars and angry farmers fuel green backlash
A 28-country guide to how climate policies are splitting Europe.
Most Europeans think Ukraine will lose the war, according to survey
A majority of respondents in Hungary, Greece and Italy want allies to push Kyiv to accept a settlement.
Romania bets on long shot ‘baby nukes’ as coal cliff edge looms
Romania is leading EU efforts on small-scale reactors that could make the bloc a clean tech leader. But so far, they remain unproven.
Ursula von der Leyen announces bid for 2nd term
One of Europe’s most powerful leaders is poised for another 5 years running the European Commission.
EU countries demand 10 extra years to meet air pollution targets
Countries’ insistence on more flexibility sparks row with Parliament.
King Charles has cancer. So what happens next?
Britain’s ‘unwritten’ constitution is unusually clear on the political arrangements if a monarch is too sick to work.
War and poor election odds sharpen Greens’ atomic split
Energy security fears have prompted internal debate on an issue that helped birth the movement.
Netherlands pledges six extra F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine
The pledge comes on top of an earlier promise to send Ukraine 18 fighters.
We need to be ready for war with Putin, Romania’s top general says
Gheorghiță Vlad issued a stark warning about the state of the nation’s army, calling for immediate action.
Europe’s farmer protests are spreading. Here’s where and why
Protests around the EU reflect common grievances over debts, price pressures, extreme weather and cheap imports, POLITICO has found.
NATO chief huddles with Trump allies in longshot Ukraine funding push
Jens Stoltenberg is also in Washington this week to meet with lawmakers and Biden administrations officials.
Europe’s Trump challenge: Is it ready to fight Vladimir Putin alone?
The Continent contemplates the end of its Pax Americana.
Frustrated farmers slam EU ‘technocrats’ who ‘call the shots’ in Brussels protest
Dozens of farmers protest in front of the European Parliament as demonstrations grow across the continent.
Farmers’ protests sweep France, seizing agenda before EU elections
The far right is going after Macron’s record on agriculture and EU regulation in an attempt to bank on farmer discontent.
Bulgarian PM hints country may miss eurozone entry date
The target date of January 1, 2025, is ‘not sacred,’ Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov says.
Ursula von der Leyen under pressure to confirm reelection bid
Announcement timing is source of contention for European Commission chief’s office.
All pain, no gain: Poland’s losers shout down winners from EU’s embrace of Ukraine
Truckers and farmers blocked the border for weeks to protest Ukrainian competition but, overall, the Polish economy is gaining from the EU’s eastward opening.
Romanian farmers, truckers resume protests after government talks fail
Similar protests resume in Germany, with demonstrations also planned in Poland and Bulgaria.
Bloodlust, pragmatism or politics? Europe is going hunting again
Politicians are courting rural voters with relaxed hunting rules, wary of a conservation policy backlash ahead of EU elections.
Can anybody stop Queen Ursula?
As the race for the EU’s top jobs kicks off, the ‘queen’ in the European Commission is the woman to beat.
EU single market czar outlines key reforms
Former Italian PM Enrico Letta wants to overhaul state subsidy rules and stop the brain drain of talent from poorer EU countries.
Bulgaria, Romania get official green light for partial entry into Schengen area
Controls at sea and air borders with Romania and Bulgaria to be lifted as of March 31.