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Berlin’s Western partners will be pleased it is cutting ties with the Chinese 5G equipment maker, even if the terms of the deal suggest a capitulation.

A massage parlor would be a more fitting monument to the late PM than one of Italy’s biggest airports, rivals protest.

Britain’s new leader already has an overflowing in-tray.

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

America has protected Europe with is nuclear umbrella for more than 70 years. In the era of Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, the continent is quietly debating a different nuclear future.

Labour’s energy secretary has big goals for ramping up U.K. solar power. But first he has to deal with protests in his own backyard.

In an unlikely U.K. political battleground, politicians all want a piece of the lithium boom.

Diederik Samsom, a former top aide to Frans Timmermans, will join Gasunie supervisory board next month.

Latest data shows that more than half of the population often doesn’t have any food to eat, nearly nine months into Israel’s bombardment and siege of the enclave.

The attacks coincided with a major anti-government protest in Tel Aviv, in which thousands demanded new Israeli elections.

A year after its launch, Ursula von der Leyen’s Economic Security Strategy has been stalled by pushback from member countries, leaked document shows.

A draft statement seen by POLITICO reveals EU leaders will call for more air defense shipments as Russia ups its attacks on power stations.

Vyacheslav Morozov is accused of using his position as a researcher to collect intelligence for Russia.

Beach bars and restaurants were supposed to open up exclusive rights to the shoreline by the end of last year.

The move comes as President Biden aims to portray himself as the unquestioned leader of the West heading into November’s presidential election.

The defense alliance has seen “several examples of sabotage, of arson attempts, of cyberattacks, of disinformation,” the NATO chief said.

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

Aid to Ukraine will be a priority, along with defense production and defense budget targets, when NATO allies gather in Washington next month.

Dozens of women and children were killed in the attack; Israel’s military has said Hamas militants were operating from the school.

Green members debunk historical and recent dubious positions on public health policies.

Commercial ports invested heavily building the new Brexit border. They say they would seek compensation if Keir Starmer scraps it.

Politically motivated cyberattacks have increased ahead of this month’s EU election, with many linked to Russian state-sponsored actors.

Rainy old England is getting wetter and the seas are rising. Does either party duking it out in the election know what’s about to hit it?