In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Spain moving to deepen ties with Vietnam after tariff shock, a Polish court ordering far-right presidential candidate to retract false claim, and so much more.

The EU's top court opined that while national governments can pass laws that label safe countries for migrant processing, they must be able to explain how they did so.

But Breeden said the impact on inflation, and therefore the Bank’s interest-rate decision in May, is uncertain at this stage.

Delay buys time for Brussels to negotiate a deal with the White House.

Top American diplomat Marco Rubio praises President Donald Trump for getting the deal done.

Trump targets two first-term critics, a law firm and the American Bar Association

Trump administration has tightly restricted access to president’s daily intelligence brief

Social Security’s telephone customer service sucks, acting leader admits. Many senior citizens agree

Dominique de Villepin is enjoying unprecedented popularity, more than a decade after he was last in power.

Europe exhales as U. S. president hits pause button on most severe tariff regime.

Ukrainian authorities are interrogating Chinese soldiers taken prisoner in the Donetsk region earlier this week.

Trump’s day of tariff mayhem contains a scary lesson for his second term

Former Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin is enjoying unprecedented popularity, more than a decade after he was last in power.

The former prime minister is enjoying unprecedented popularity, more than a decade after he was last in power.

Feeling the heat on immigration, now even center-left Labour MPs want to close “legal loopholes” relating to the European Convention on Human Rights.

Greece has the highest number of open investigations on its practices across the European Union.