Emmanuel Macron

Paris is rolling out a confrontational online strategy to counter disinformation from the United States and beyond.

French President Emmanuel Macron wants the ban in place from Sept. 1.

Tensions between the EU and the U.S. have cooled, but leaders warn the crisis is not over.

U.K. leader says he’s ‘a British pragmatist applying common sense’ after Canadian counterpart called for mid-sized countries to team up in the era of Trump.

The National Rally leads the polls before the 2027 French presidential election, and its strategic vision on Moscow could have major implications for NATO.

“Bonjour!” The British prime minister dons a pair of aviators at a comedy show — and channels Tom Cruise.

A surge in violence is dominating the mayoral contest as French politics gears up for next year’s presidential election.

Unlike Canadian counterpart Mark Carney, the British PM doesn’t want his big visit to Beijing to be seen as a tilt away from the U.S and President Donald Trump.

POLITICO takes a Tour de France ahead of key municipal elections in March.

This year’s World Economic Forum featured big names and a sharp shift in focus.

Far-right and far-left parties fail to topple PM Sébastien Lecornu over fiscal plans.

The European Commission saw the Parliament catastrophe coming — but its lobbying was overwhelmed by domestic political pressure.

As relations between Berlin and Paris falter, Germany’s chancellor is identifying Italy’s prime minister as a key ally.

What a week! Tariff threats, Greenland brinkmanship and a dramatic Trump U-turn in Davos: EU leaders gathered in Brussels for an emergency summit meant to pick up …

A subdued gathering in Brussels became a wake for a decades-old world order that’s slipping away.

A series of transatlantic crises is teaching European leaders to act more quickly and more forcefully to protect shared interests, diplomats said.

This is the second high-profile arrest of a suspicious vessel by France in the past few months.

Even Donald Trump complimented the French leader’s pair of blue aviators.

A summit of EU leaders in Brussels will chart a new course for transatlantic relations. But who wants what?

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper is concerned the Russian president will be “part of something which is talking about peace.”

America’s traditional allies have hesitated or outright declined their invitations while a raft of new friends are joining up.

The U.S. president’s threats over Greenland have spurred national leaders to distance themselves from a figure they once praised.