Certification and standards
How Kamala Harris’ platform could differ from Biden’s
President Joe Biden’s decision to abandon his reelection bid and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris means that Harris could soon become the standard-bearer for the Democratic Party’s biggest priorities …
In conversation: Broadcom and Telia on sovereign cloud
Fake parts for Russia’s stolen airliners
4 more senior Democrats call on Biden to stand down from reelection bid
Macron loses clout to European free traders as he does battle at home
Will Biden recover from his debate debacle? Here’s what to watch.
A Democratic plea on Biden: ‘Will they do something?’
Are France’s senior civil servants ready to serve the National Rally?
Senior state officials are wondering what attitude they should adopt if they had to work for a far-right government.
Biden strikes security deal with Zelenskyy — but its future is in doubt
The move comes as President Biden aims to portray himself as the unquestioned leader of the West heading into November’s presidential election.
5 takeaways from Labour’s ‘Captain Caution’ manifesto
Keir Starmer is promising change from 14 years of Tory government. In fiscal terms, it’s not so much — for now.
The European Parliament has changed your life — really. Here’s how.
As Europe gears up to vote in the EU election, we look at what the last crop of MEPs did for you.
Labour’s Brexit plan could leave it on the hook for millions
Commercial ports invested heavily building the new Brexit border. They say they would seek compensation if Keir Starmer scraps it.
Gen Z ready to take the reins in Europe
Hailing from across the political spectrum, young people are gunning for votes in the European election.
Trump needs votes from people who hate him. That’s now harder.
Even for a politician who skates away from scandal, this week complicates Trump’s path to election.
Trump was smiling. Then the whiplash hit.
How an extraordinary trial came to a sudden conclusion in a 15th floor courtroom in lower Manhattan.
Fork in the road: How a right turn will change European farming
The next parliament is likely to push back harder against the green farming agenda and faces a challenge to reform the Common Agricultural Policy.
Why the Dutch will stop worrying about free trade and start to love France
Under radical right-winger Geert Wilders, the Netherlands is likely to swing behind France’s defensive trade agenda.
Georgia’s EU dream in tatters as ‘foreign agent’ bill becomes law
The U.S. has imposed sanctions over the disputed bill, while Brussels has warned it would freeze the country’s path to joining the bloc.
Europe is turning to the right: Here’s how that will impact trade policy
From how to deal with China to a possible Donald Trump return to the White House, POLITICO previews how the next European Parliament could shape EU trade policy.
20 years of product excellence in Europe
Making Europe safer for citizens and businesses.
Meet the world’s most successful populist leader
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s ability to command the stage explains a lot about Donald Trump — and offers lessons for Joe Biden.
EU politicians agree to play by the same ethics rules
That was the easy part. Now they have to agree on what those baseline rules should be.
Black Sea offshore natural gas bolsters EU energy security
The Neptun Deep project to produce natural gas offshore at the Black Sea is the key to reducing dependence on gas imports and strengthening the EU’s energy security.
Arizona repeals 1864 abortion ban
The legislation, which is expected to be soon signed into law by Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs, will preserve access to the procedure for millions of women.
More cash, less screen time: 5 policy takeaways from Macron’s Sorbonne speech
Here’s what you need to know about the French president’s wide-ranging address on Thursday.
Strong intellectual property is critical to competitive edge
European intellectual property policies are weakening Europe’s competitive edge at the very moment that EU leaders have recognized the importance of restoring the region’s status as a global economic superpower.
Open Strategic Autonomy for plasma therapies in the EU
We can meet the needs of EU patients who rely on plasma therapies — and the EU’s goals for strategic autonomy — by ensuring a vibrant plasma-based biotech sector.
EU fiddles on Middle East as Ukraine burns
EU leaders look set to focus on Iran — where there is little they can achieve — while still failing to flex real muscle against Putin in Ukraine.
The impact of AI on disinformation and democracy
Why high-quality tech journalism matters to the 2024 global election cycle.
Deforestation law risks pushing Indonesia toward China
However well-intended, the EU’s directive has particularly rattled producers in the Indo-Pacific region.