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It marks the sixth time this month that Vilnius has had to halt air traffic over what senior EU officials described as a “hybrid threat.”

Eurostar’s 30-year monopoly could be coming to an end.

Senior lawmakers told POLITICO that the accusations represented a danger to British industry and demand closer attention.

Ursula von der Leyen has announced an action plan to secure supplies, but without serious money it risks becoming a relabeling exercise.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni slams the ruling as “an act of overreach.”

Switzerland, Germany and others are open to self-driving car technology, Dara Khosrowshahi claims.

Power walking will soon be illegal in Slovakia as law changes to prevent sidewalk accidents.

Once a northern separatist, the League leader is betting his legacy on uniting Italy.

The watchdog is examining a complaint that the executive has been “evasive” about its meetings with lobbyists.

Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen would jet into Brazil to ink the long-awaited accord on Dec. 20 — as long as EU capitals give the green light.

Repeated incursions, some relating to “hybrid war,” should be met with trade restrictions, tariffs and air defense investments, Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys tells POLITICO.

Polish authorities have linked previous espionage and sabotage incidents directly to Russia or its close ally Belarus.

Europe’s animal welfare overhaul is on life support. Denmark’s farm minister thinks he can still revive it — one compromise at a time.

Rare earths and magnets are on the agenda.

In the words of one diplomat: “Classic balance, everyone equally unhappy.”

A Russian fighter and a refueler crossed the EU’s external border Thursday night as the bloc’s leaders discussed their defense plans. 

Automakers worry they’re in for a repeat of pandemic-era chip shortages after Dutch seizure of Nexperia.

Despite the EU’s efforts to diversify its supply of critical minerals, Beijing’s skillfully crafted dominance gives it immense geopolitical leverage.

The decision comes on the eve of a crucial meeting of European leaders that will seek to stress the EU’s support for Ukraine.

Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė points the finger at Belarus over airspace incident.

Ursula von der Leyen is selling simplification like a Kinder Egg — sweet on the outside for European business, with a surprise inside for the U.S. president.

A Greek veto prevents the EU from reendorsing a global carbon price on shipping in its position for next month’s climate summit.

China and the EU will “intensify contacts at all levels,” says trade chief Maroš Šefčovič.