Remedies and commitments

Biden’s solo press conference Thursday will be the most critical set piece of the NATO Summit, both for the president and the alliance.

Patrick Sanders urges the new British prime minister to commit to a timeframe to hit 2.5 percent of GDP — and to go even further.

“We have to be honest and tell ourselves that the Cold War situation is back and it’s not due to the actions of the United States,” Andrzej Duda said.

His high-profile address served as both a political and geopolitical test for the president.

Hundreds of the party’s brand-new MPs are finding their feet in the British parliament following its landslide election victory.

Baltic defense ministers are calling for increased defense spending — and are using lots of golf terms to do it.

From dodgy data to flagrant fibs, POLITICO has the inside track on how politicians are scheming to win votes at the U.K. general election.

A Q&A with Neil Kinnock, who inadvertently tanked Biden’s first presidential run and sees some similarities between the British left and the U.S. left.

Budapest’s friendly ties with Beijing run contrary to Brussels’ de-risking efforts.

The Israeli prime minister’s video this week, accusing the U.S. of withholding military aid, has raised the stakes (and the concerns) about his July 24 speech.

Voters may want social care to be on the ballot at the UK general election, but no one seems to be listening.

“I strongly believe it is in the interest of France … to keep NATO strong,” the secretary-general tells POLITICO.

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

The Greens’ election manifesto is packed with policies designed to appeal to left-leaning voters disaffected with the Labour Party.

Leaked files reveal betrayal by Russia’s proxies provoked Armenia to quit a military alliance with Moscow, in a blow to Vladimir Putin. 

Absolutely everything you need to know about what the opposition party is promising ahead of the July 4 election.

Clearance will diffuse tensions between Brussels and Rome over a deal that keeps Italian carrier flying.

As the president begins his last international trip before the election, the fear in the crowd is that conflict in Gaza is tripping him up.

The U.S.-led resolution increases pressure on Hamas and Israel to end hostilities.

Italy has pushed hard for the deal to be cleared.

Center-right and far-right parties are leading the way in the EU election.