Euroskeptics

“I’m respectful of institutions; I do not call for institutional chaos,” Le Pen tells Le Figaro.

The National Rally’s success in the European election cost farmer unions’ centrist allies their seats in the European Parliament.

The EU is complicated, so let’s break it down for our cousins across the Atlantic.

The Conservatives could be facing a wipeout as the popular Brexiteer returns to U.K. politics.

Voters will be thinking about domestic issues – and not Ursula von der Leyen – when they go to the polls.

Hailing from across the political spectrum, young people are gunning for votes in the European election.

EU member countries are keen to expand cooperation with London — and believe a Keir Starmer-led government might just be up for it.

On the eve of the EU election, France’s National Rally party sees it as too risky to team up with Alternative for Germany.

A new deal would open Gibraltar’s border with Spain, gateway to the EU’s entire Schengen area.

Brussels’ red line presents a choice for Keir Starmer, who has said Britain should not be a “rule-taker.”

“I will seek explanations and clarifications,” vows European Commission VP Margaritis Schinas.

In POLITICO election debate, Commission president gambles on an offer for Giorgia Meloni’s allies.

AfD lawmaker under pressure to say whether he received payment from pro-Russian network.

Diplomat Ivan Korčok and parliament speaker Peter Pellegrini move on to runoff ballot.

Quiet man Giancarlo Giorgetti is one of Italian politics’ great survivors. And now he wants to lend Giorgia Meloni’s govenment some credibility.

Song became megahit since being released in late February.

Conservatives continue to look to the man who led the UK out of the EU as their poll ratings tank.

Government fearmongering backfires as populist protest movements turn on Meloni.

The next European Parliament looks more pro-Russian and less green than the current one. Could a far-right EU really happen?

It’s time for EU leaders to strike a deal — with or without taciturn Hungarian leader — to send cash to Ukraine and a message to the world.

Europhile premier Milojko Spajić says his country is “low-hanging fruit” for an EU eager to show enlargement isn’t just an empty slogan.

European Council president makes dramatic U-turn after his candidacy sparked major backlash.