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Russia blames Trump shooting on his political opponents
Biden pleads with Americans to cool down the political temperature
Harnessing the power of digital product identification
What Washington thinks of Keir Starmer
‘Massive security breach’: Secret Service under fire after gunman got clear shot at Trump
Sunday services paint Trump as God’s chosen one
EU’s biggest losers hold Ursula von der Leyen’s fate in their hands
Commission president could be forced to rely on Greens and liberals to secure a second term, weeks after they were rejected by voters in the European election.
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 …
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.”
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.
Zelenskyy addresses Biden’s ‘President Putin’ gaffe on Europe tour
The Ukrainian president praised Washington for providing support to help defend his country against Russian aggression.
France’s Attal secures way forward with liberals after election debacle
Outgoing French prime minister elected head of Macron’s liberals in parliament.
‘It’s over’: US Democrats remain in panic over Biden’s reelection
They sum it up simply: It’s bad.
‘Freedom of speech is not for children,’ Poland’s Kaczyński tells 10-year-old reporter
“This is not a matter for children, so, my dear … go away,” PiS leader tells blogger Sara Małecka-Trzaskoś.
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.
Viktor Orbán’s rogue “peace missions” to Kyiv, Moscow, Beijing and Washington
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Pragmatism over principle: Europe’s Greens adapt to survive
The group is ditching some of its ambitions as it prepares to back conservative Ursula von der Leyen atop the EU executive.
Scholz joins shaky chorus of world leaders sticking with Biden
Heads of state have been peppered with questions at this week’s NATO summit in Washington about Biden’s age and mental acuity.
Macron’s heirs duel over his scraps
Gabriel Attal and Gérald Darmanin are jostling for what’s left of the French president’s party.
Britain finally has a female chancellor. It only took 800 years.
Meet Rachel Reeves: the chess-playing former banker who needs to get the U.K. economy rolling.
Habsburg empire strikes back
Viktor Orbán’s new hard-right group, Patriots for Europe, is a Habsburg coalition that gives the Hungarian leader the European platform he craves.
Ukraine wins big, NATO wins smaller — and everyone was sweaty
Over the course of three days, the 32-member military alliance rallied around Ukraine’s war efforts to combat the Russian invasion.
Germany’s ‘Don’ Habeck girds for chancellor battle
After Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock took herself out of the running, Economy Minister Robert Habeck is the likely chancellor candidate for the struggling Greens.
Joe Biden is not senile, says UK’s Starmer
New British PM was asked about U.S. president’s sharpness during this week’s NATO summit.
Trump to meet with Orbán in Florida after NATO summit
The conservative allies will sit down at the former president’s Mar-a-Lago resort.
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.
At NATO, the center left is having its moment. It won’t last.
The U.K’s Keir Starmer may be among political friends now — but the future isn’t so bright for his international allies.
French election: What the hell is going on?
Not spent eight hours a day reading about the French election like we have? Let us bring you up to speed.
The end of Le Pen?
The far-right leader, while not down and out, faces an uphill task in the 2027 presidential election.