Corruption

A deep dive into what Keir Starmer’s government will tackle in their first 100 days and then in their first year.

While blasting progressive ideology as “poison” and “cancer,” Slovak leader honors Slavic cultural forebears, in first public outing since attack.

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

Former EIB official Henry von Blumenthal is in the crosshairs of EU prosecutors, his lawyer confirmed to POLITICO.

“They can always threaten to ship you off to the front lines,” said an investigative reporter.

Investigators raided Werner Hoyer’s house as part of an “abuse of influence” investigation.

The UK leader’s luxe penthouse and deep California ties have fueled speculation about where he could land if he winds up out of office.

Daniel Obajtek’s case also a first test for how the new European Parliament will deal with rule of law issues.

Prosecutors are still looking into allegations surrounding the frontrunners to lead the two most important EU institutions.

European Commission president trying not to stir the pot on media freedom, four officials said.

Mustafa Nayyem’s resignation comes day before key Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin.

In a new rival Peter Magyar, the prime minister’s Fidesz party ‘has a real challenger.’

“All the steps have been met by the two countries,” a Commission spokesperson said.

The multi-pronged effort targets Hamas leaders, too, but the Israeli prime minister could prove the more complicated get.

‘Under no circumstances’ will satirist Nico Semsrott return for a second term in the EU Parliament.

“What we have here is a mudslinging campaign by the right and the far right,” a government spokesperson said.

Voters will be thinking about domestic issues – and not Ursula von der Leyen – when they go to the polls.

The government’s crusade against European and American influence comes at the cost of one of the country’s only economic lifelines.

Former PM Boyko Borissov and sanctioned media mogul Delyan Peevski are in the driving seat ahead of an election on June 9.

Ruling coalition wants to restrict access to information and to require media to correct articles on demand, saying “the era of insolence is over.”

Former prime minister was greeted by a cheering crowd as he entered court.

The U.S. has imposed sanctions over the controversial legislation, while Brussels warns it will sink the country’s efforts to join the EU.

373 million voters are eligible to choose 720 MEPs in the Brussels bubble. This is how the election works and why it matters.

Prosecutors allege that €66 million in a special fund may have been misused under the former justice minister.