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The surcharge goes into effect for tickets booked from June 26 and departing from European countries.

It’s a notable evolution in strategy for the EU, and came after Germany and Hungary held up a deal for weeks.

Russia-North Korea treaty is the latest sign of close ties between the two pariah states.

Senior state officials are wondering what attitude they should adopt if they had to work for a far-right government.

The bloc had previously said it would let a Ukrainian gas transit deal with Russia expire at the year’s end.

For EU democracy to be at risk, it would first have to exist.

The environmental movement in France is bracing for an EU election debacle, according to the latest polls.

Attack damaged energy infrastructure in five regions, according to Ukraine’s national grid operator.

The former president has proven adept at fundraising off his legal troubles.

Donald Trump is in uncharted territory. The full effect of the verdict won’t sink in overnight.

Officials are discussing novel methods to target Russian exports — including fossil fuels — without the support of countries like Hungary.

The climbdown comes after the EU threatened legal action and capitals warned the fees were making it harder to quit Russian energy.

POLITICO dissects what a rightward shift means for everything from agriculture to defense.

They accuse the EU establishment of trying to wipe them out with its Green Deal agenda and say only the far right listens.

Moscow bagged €3 billion through a sanctions loophole that allows Turkey to relabel Russian oil and ship it to the EU.

Lufthansa and Ryanair fight over fate of ETS on long-haul flights.

Budapest opposes measures “that might have a negative impact on EU gas market” — a stance that could kill the EU’s effort to squeeze Moscow’s gas revenue.

The Commission has given 20 airlines a 30-day ultimatum to correct their claims. Here’s why.

“The will to continue the war will produce another great humanitarian crisis, bigger than it is already.”

A new sanctions proposal is expected to target Russia’s liquified natural gas for the first time, but the measures would only cover a quarter of Moscow’s profits.

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.

Hydrogen could help make flying greener, but switching away from fossil fuels poses some hefty challenges.

Ukraine is taking out oil refineries inside Russia, cratering Moscow’s supplies and sending local prices soaring.