Politics

Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the move is “not a retaliation” against the former Law and Justice administration.

How Israeli forces go into Rafah will impact the state of the U.S.-Israel relationship.

Before his death, the opposition leader laid out a strategy to challenge the Russian president.

Olivier Vandecasteele was jailed in Iran for more than a year, and now wants to help fellow aid workers.

The German politician’s campaign apparatus isn’t yet in place but rivals — and frenemies — are on the attack.

Coalition talks had reached impasse after other party leaders refused to support far-right election winner as prime minister.

The EU previously said that Jozef Hambálek trained members of his biker club for “active combat in Ukraine.”

The Sciences Po director continues to claim his innocence as him and his former partner are set to stand trial.

Authorities in the country are preparing for further incidents as Russia votes this weekend.

Car searched by French police after it was driven up to Parliament building in Strasbourg.

The European Investment Bank should fund defense companies, Gitanas Nausėda also suggested.

Keir Starmer went in hard on comments from Frank Hester.

X owner’s affinity for far-right politicians continues to blossom.

“We have them with us all the time, constantly in a state of combat readiness,” president says, referring to Moscow’s nukes.

The former president crossed the threshold of 1,215 delegates on Tuesday night.

UK Labour chief of staff Sue Gray looks set to become the latest all-powerful aide to dominate British politics.

What Europe’s largest private collection of Asian art says about the trade in cultural heritage.

The president was always expected to be the nominee. But now he secured “presumptive” status.

Volkov had tear gas sprayed in his eyes and was beaten with a hammer, his colleagues said.

LA Mayor Karen Bass emerged from her trip to Paris with a sense of urgency after witnessing the struggles of the French capital in hosting the Games.

Budapest’s foreign minister fumes that it “is not obliged to tolerate lies, even from the president of the United States.”

Martin Selmayr, once called the ‘Monster of the Berlaymont’ by his colleagues, will stay far away from Brussels with a new role.

Andrzej Duda and Donald Tusk are coming to the White House in an “absolutely unique sign of political unity.”

Annual ODNI assessment collects worldwide threats to U.S. national security.