Emmanuel Macron

What happens now? Did Macron’s snap election work? Is Le Pen finished? POLITICO walks you through the rubble.

The winning left-wing alliance has many options for Prime Minister. None of them will make everyone happy.

France has voted and the results are in — our POLITICO team in Paris discusses the surprising results of the final round of the parliamentary election in …

Britain’s new leader already has an overflowing in-tray.

The new group, which also includes Viktor Orbán’s MEPs, is set to become the third-biggest force in Parliament.

Macron’s snap election saddles France with a messy hung parliament as the price for stopping the far right.

“We’re not sure that, even if he wins, he can survive four years more,” said one official from a European NATO country.

The Labour government is seeking a ‘reset’ of the U.K.’s relationship with Europe.

In 2016, no one in the world was ready for President Trump. America’s NATO allies aren’t making the same mistake this time.

The left-wing alliance is on course to win the most seats in a dramatic parliamentary election.

A far-right win, a hung parliament … All options are on the table in Sunday’s existential vote.

It’s all change in the U.K. Labour’s historic landslide election victory beckons a different kind of leadership for Britain on the world stage after 14 years of …

Rishi Sunak played a bad hand appallingly — and paid a terrible price.

European Council President Charles Michel hails a “new cycle for the U.K.”

Just days before the final round of France’s snap parliamentary elections, we discuss possible scenarios for what could emerge from the messy political situation in Paris: shiny …

The far-right National Rally remains Euroskeptic and suspicious of NATO despite recent toned-down rhetoric.

America has protected Europe with is nuclear umbrella for more than 70 years. In the era of Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, the continent is quietly debating a different nuclear future.

Once in office, Italy’s Giorgia Meloni moderated her positions. Will Marine Le Pen do the same?

Hush period begins midnight Friday and runs until polls close at 8 p.m. Sunday.

National Rally’s push against green policies would violate EU law — and hike French utility bills down the line.

As Emmanuel Macron faces another election defeat, France’s hold over EU trade policy is about to loosen. Some EU countries sense an opportunity.

The country’s National Rally and Reconquest political parties have used the tech to promote divisive messages about migration and the EU.

The leader “underestimated how much the public were turned off by his personality,” one party official told POLITICO.