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Russians, Belarussians suspected of foreign interference barred from Paris Games
Among thousands of applications, a few dozen were rejected on suspicion of foreign interference, French Interior Minister Darmanin says.
Azerbaijan leader vows to support French territories against ‘colonial rule’
Warnings mount that cybercriminals may be exploiting global tech outage
Top NATO general praises Ukraine’s ‘great’ war strategy
Zelenskyy calls on Starmer to approve missiles
Starmer and Macron: New allies heading in different directions
Trump brags about ending Roe. No one’s talking about it in Milwaukee
Heading into the final day of the Republican Party’s first national gathering since the Supreme Court’s landmark decision, the issue has barely received a passing mention.
Von der Leyen vows to stop China from invading Taiwan
The US warned of Beijing’s readiness to invade by 2027, which would be during the five-year mandate the Commission president is seeking.
Ignore the haters — the European Parliament matters more than ever
Parliament is still the weakest of EU institutions — but its members are getting more powerful.
US Senator Bob Menendez guilty verdicts give New York prosecutors a win after high-profile setbacks
The U.S. Attorney’s Office has seen mixed results in cases involving public officials, in large part because of Supreme Court rulings.
UK inflation stays at 2 percent target in June
But services are still making life difficult for the Bank of England.
‘There’s more to come’: What the Trump shooting says about domestic extremism
A former top Homeland Security Department official discusses the fallout from the Trump assassination attempt.
Press freedom in Georgia at crisis point, NGOs warn
The South Caucasus country’s EU candidacy has been frozen amid warnings over backsliding on human rights.
Trump’s VP pick spells ‘disaster’ for Europe and Ukraine
Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance champions U.S. isolationism and opposes aid for Ukraine.
New Dutch government’s top NATO priority: Act normal
Support for Ukraine and maintaining a presence in Taiwan Strait will continue, new Dutch defense minister tells POLITICO.
Harnessing the power of digital product identification
A triple win for sustainability, circularity and business
An expert on political violence sees a way out of America’s crisis
Despite the bitter atmosphere, there are real ways to ease political tensions.
Biden holding roughly steady in national polls held after poor debate — but he’s still behind
Three new major national polls out Sunday morning bolstered President Joe Biden’s argument to remain the Democratic Party’s nominee this fall after his poor debate performance last …
The FBI identified the suspected gunman. Here’s what we know.
The FBI identified Thomas Matthew Crooks as the suspected gunman.
Trump staff memo says convention to go on as planned, with new security
Two top campaign officials said they hoped “this horrendous act will bring our team, and indeed the nation, together in unity.”
Photos from the scene as shots were fired at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania
The former president was rushed off stage and attendees took cover.
Blood turns to martyrdom as Republicans rally around Trump
The incident served to reinforce one of the pillars of Trump’s image: Strength.
Trump shooting: Rising violence has become America’s political reality
Saturday’s violence broke out against a backdrop of a government already inundated by threats for members of Congress, judges and other officials.
How Biden could actually be replaced at the Democratic convention
Democrats’ foremost expert on party rules explains how Biden could be pushed aside.
‘It’s over’: US Democrats remain in panic over Biden’s reelection
They sum it up simply: It’s bad.
The Tories are gone — and Britain is moving closer to Europe again
Keir Starmer’s first foreign policy move is to refocus UK-EU relations.
Nervous world leaders fret over what the Biden chaos means for NATO’s future
Biden’s solo press conference Thursday will be the most critical set piece of the NATO Summit, both for the president and the alliance.
Faced with Vance, it’s time for Europe to grow up