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The race for the French presidency in has just become more unpredictable. We analyze the winners and losers from a bombshell court ruling.

EU officials had hoped to catch Trump’s interest with offers to buy more American gas. Here’s how they hit a wall of bureaucracy and disinterest.

His selection had surprised U. S. allies because the lawyer had no significant foreign policy experience.

The SNP has long objected to Britain’s nuclear deterrent being based in Scotland. Geopolitics — and domestic politics — are changing the calculus.

OLAF chief Ville Itälä defends his agency’s handling of a tip on Huawei, now under investigation in Belgium.

EU officials had hoped to catch Trump’s interest with offers to buy more American gas. They hit a wall of bureaucracy and disinterest.

Europeans must decide whether they’re willing to bear the costs of shaping their future, or risk having it shaped for them.

Russian “athletes and officials are part of the state propaganda machine,” Kyiv warns new International Olympic Committee President Kirsty Coventry.

The race for the presidency in has just become more unpredictable.

Prime Minister Micheál Martin pleads with opposition to let Dáil Éireann do its job as “enormous threats” from U. S. tariffs loom.

President Alexander Stubb also announces major ramp up of defense spending to percent of GDP.

Member countries will be able to tap up to € billion of cohesion funds for homebuilding.

The French far-right leader’s allies at home and abroad slammed the guilty verdict as antidemocratic.

EU governments have hinted that agreement on fishing is their price to give ground on Keir Starmer’s own priorities.

Le Pen said the judge had made a “political decision” and violated the law.

Bank of Finland governor says the EU should draw up “proportionate countermeasures” against U. S. tariffs.