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Merih Demiral’s goal celebration using a controversial wolf’s head symbol sparked a diplomatic dispute.

Independent MPs set to be thorn in PM Keir Starmer’s side over the Middle East.

Starmer could be a great reforming Labour PM. Or he could be, as his thwarted enemies call him, a Tory in red.

The Reform UK leader said he was now gunning for Labour.

French football captain calls first-round results ‘catastrophic’ after Marine Le Pen’s big victory.

The leader “underestimated how much the public were turned off by his personality,” one party official told POLITICO.

Multiple high-profile acts of violence and the rising popularity of the far right have convinced the German chancellor to deport migrants who commit crimes.

“Symbols of Turkish right-wing extremists have no place in our stadiums,” a German minister said.

No other U.S. ally has so “overtly and tireless” campaigned for the Republican candidate, says David Pressman.

Labour Leader Keir Starmer faces intense pressure in heartland constituencies over his equivocation about war in the Middle East.

Trump advisers envision a ‘radical reorientation’ in which Washington takes a back seat to Europe — and cuts a deal with Putin over Ukraine.

Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) said the president needs to step aside and usher in a “new generation of leaders.”

Candidate defects to the Tories saying “vast majority” of people standing for Reform UK are “racist, misogynistic, and bigoted.”

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.

The president must decide if his candidates should drop out and back the left to stop the far right winning power in France.

Early projections show National Rally on course for victory in the vote for a new parliament as Emmanuel Macron’s election gamble backfires.

The alliance with Austria’s FPÖ and the Czech ANO Movement hopes to become a new group in the European Parliament.

Amid warnings of backsliding on key reforms, the ruling party is focusing on a different type of goal altogether.

Brussels has made similar deals with Tunisia, Mauritania and Turkey to curb irregular migration into the EU.

The U.S. president’s inner circle at first was merely startled by Macron’s gamble, but that initial reaction has curdled into puzzlement and dismay.

One prominent operative texted, “Time for an open convention.”

The sudden vote was a gamble by the French president “to limit the damage” to his own party, a leftist MEP has said.