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Trump keeps flip-flopping his policy positions after meeting with rich people
Top CEOs were seen nodding their heads when Trump talked about finding ways to keep American-educated talent at home.
White House fears mount about Bibi’s Washington visit
Poland’s eastern Maginot Line raises nature worries
Are Israel and Hezbollah about to square up?
Ireland is dreaming of a UK Labour landslide
Centrists from US to Germany move right on immigration
A more humane approach to asylum is in Europe’s interest
5 lessons for the Tory (and Labour) campaigns from Obama’s election guru
One of the brains behind David Cameron’s surprise Tory victory in 2015 has words of advice for Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer.
Russia accuses France of fomenting war in the Caucasus with arms sale
Paris, meanwhile, believes that providing weapons to Armenia reduces the likelihood of further attacks from Azerbaijan.
Betrayal on Britain’s south coast
Voters say they feel let down by Conservatives on immigration, public services and the supposed benefits of Brexit.
US unveils $1.5B in new energy, humanitarian aid for Ukraine
Vice President Harris announced the package at Ukraine peace summit in Switzerland.
The secret arms deal that cost Putin an ally
Leaked files reveal betrayal by Russia’s proxies provoked Armenia to quit a military alliance with Moscow, in a blow to Vladimir Putin.
Fully updated: Our Labour policy tracker
Absolutely everything you need to know about what the opposition party is promising ahead of the July 4 election.
Ukraine wants peace but can’t trust Russia
One thing is clear ahead of this weekend’s peace summit — everyone wants the peace that best fits their interests.
Hungary fined €200M for breaking EU asylum rules
Budapest’s snub of earlier ruling “constitutes an unprecedented and exceptionally serious breach of EU law,” the court said.
Bart De Wever wants to break up Belgium. But first he wants to rule it.
On Wednesday, the king tasked a Flemish nationalist with trying to form a government.
Armenia to quit Russia’s military alliance amid split with Putin
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan accuses the Moscow-led CSTO of failing to honor its obligations.
The surprise loser from Ireland’s elections? Sinn Féin.
Anti-immigrant voices seize the opposition narrative from Sinn Féin as electoral tide goes out for under-fire leader Mary Lou McDonald.
Belgium’s agent of chaos
Flemish far-right frontman Tom Van Grieken battles to break up Belgium.
On D-Day anniversary, Macron, Biden to Ukraine: ‘We will not fail you’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected to hold informal talks with leaders on the sidelines of the commemorations.
Polish soldier dies after clash with migrants on Belarus border
As Poles prepare to vote in the EU election on June 9, the soldier’s death could provide a boost to anti-immigrant parties.
Putin threatens to arm West’s enemies with long-range missiles
The threatened tit-for-tat comes as Russia is expected to deploy warships and aircraft in the Caribbean.
Brits think Labour will unpick Brexit. They may be disappointed.
New polling for POLITICO suggests many voters just haven’t got Keir Starmer’s message.
Moldova strips general of rank and medals over Russian spying allegations
The move comes amid warnings Moscow is seeking to destabilize the EU candidate country.
An American’s guide to the 2024 European election
The EU is complicated, so let’s break it down for our cousins across the Atlantic.
Killing of German police officer inflames migration debate ahead of EU election
Focus on immigration and Islamist extremism could benefit the far right in the final days of the campaign.
What the EU election is actually about in each country
Voters will be thinking about domestic issues – and not Ursula von der Leyen – when they go to the polls.
Labour’s Brexit plan could leave it on the hook for millions
Commercial ports invested heavily building the new Brexit border. They say they would seek compensation if Keir Starmer scraps it.