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Von der Leyen feels the squeeze as EU liberals implode
Round 2! Von der Leyen, Meloni and the battle for Brussels top jobs
French women voters swing sharply to far right
Robert Habeck: Meister der Illusion
Right-wing ECR group becomes EU Parliament’s third-largest force
Von der Leyen postpones report critical of Italy’s media crackdown
A punch-up in parliament reveals Italy’s deepest scars
The Meloni coalition’s plan to give more power to ‘virtuous’ regions has inflamed the country’s North-South divide.
Italy’s beach warfare pits Meloni’s party against bathers
Beach bars and restaurants were supposed to open up exclusive rights to the shoreline by the end of last year.
Von der Leyen buries report slamming Italy as she seeks Meloni’s vote
European Commission president trying not to stir the pot on media freedom, four officials said.
Momentum grows for quick von der Leyen deal ahead of Monday summit
EU leaders meet on Monday to discuss top Brussels jobs in the wake of the European election.
G7 leaders to issue strong warning against China trade practices
The G7 leaders also hardened their tone against Beijing over its support of Russia and called on China to “cease the transfer of dual-use materials.”
Macron, Meloni clash over abortion rights at G7
Body language of the two leaders in Puglia also reflects tensions between them.
Join forces already, Orbán tells Meloni and Le Pen
Hungarian leader’s comments come after the French far-right leader pitched a united front to Italy’s prime minister.
Bruised Macron puts on brave face at G7
The French president said G7 leaders thought his decision to call snap elections in France was “courageous.”
Lufthansa’s ITA deal set to get EU approval
Clearance will diffuse tensions between Brussels and Rome over a deal that keeps Italian carrier flying.
Brawl erupts in Italian parliament, injuring lawmaker
Dozens of MPs from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s ruling coalition joined the fray.
G7 leaders to talk both AI’s risks and opportunities at summit
National leaders will discuss how to both govern the technology and harness it for growth.
6 lame ducks and Giorgia Meloni: Meet the G7 class of 2024
This week’s gathering of G7 leaders in Italy looks more like the last supper than a display of Western power.
Juncker’s advice to von der Leyen: You don’t need Meloni to keep your job
“The majority should not be extended to the parties of the extreme right,” said former Commission boss.
Lufthansa ups its offer to try to win over EU on ITA deal
Italy has pushed hard for the deal to be cleared.
How von der Leyen could still lose her job
If she can’t win over the entire centrist coalition, the EU’s top executive will need the Greens or even the hard right. Both options are fraught.
The weirdest things that happened on election night
Wrong results, wrong ballots and snap elections.
Who won, who lost and who screwed up in the EU election
The far right had a good night. Others not so much.
Von der Leyen aims for a second term but still needs a deal
European Commission presidency is hanging in the balance after EU election.
EU election results — Europe swings to the right
As election result projections were revealed on Sunday evening, our EU Confidential team recorded a live episode with first reactions and analysis from our POLITICO newsroom. Host …
Europe swings to the right — led by France
Center-right and far-right parties are leading the way in the EU election.
UK’s Cameron hoaxed by Poroshenko impersonator
British foreign secretary became suspicious on call with man pretending to be ex-Ukrainian president.
As Europe votes, a populist wave surges
Five months before the US election, radical right parties are expected to make major gains in the EU election