Parliament

Here are the EU lawmakers to keep your eye on in the new term.

The French president wants a summer timeout from politics, but it will be back with a vengeance.

Daniel Freund said it seems “most likely” that Hungary was behind thwarted surveillance attempt.

The race to succeed Rishi Sunak as UK Conservative leader is heating up.

What we know so far about Ursula von der Leyen’s next top team.

Eluned Morgan, once the youngest MEP in Brussels, is set to take office in Cardiff.

Keir Starmer faced awkward questions at PMQs — but not from Rishi Sunak.

The Cabinet secretary is receiving treatment for a neurological condition that affects his mobility.

Cooperation between mortal enemies could scupper Macron’s controversial pensions reform, which triggered weeks of unrest last year.

Castets works as a top financial officer for the city of Paris and, like President Emmanuel Macron, graduated from the elite École national d’administration.

Poland and Hungary serve as cautionary tales, German justice minister says.

British lobbyists have launched a schmooze offensive as they try to capture the attention of Labour’s greenhorn contingent.

Responses by politicians ranged from respect and gratitude to derision.

Baerbock’s comments came in response to criticism from within the German government coalition.

“We have cooperated so far and will continue to do so in the future,” Meloni tells Corriere della Serra.

A deal between the French president’s party and the center-right is under pressure as talks continue.

POLITICO’s Parliamentary insider reveals what it’s really like to be an EU lawmaker.

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Pro-Macron and center-right lawmakers successfully pulled their votes together to stop the left from grabbing control of the National Assembly.

Lagarde shrugs off sticky inflation but takes a gloomier view of the economy.

Could Macron and the right unite to beat the leftist alliance in advancing a president to the lower house of parliament?

Politics has always involved a certain amount of misbehavior — but last term proved an outlier, with several major scandals.

It’s where the legislative magic happens.

Parliament is still the weakest of EU institutions — but its members are getting more powerful.