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The “ghosts of the past” cannot be allowed to derail future cooperation, said Roberta Metsola.

Move comes after Keir Starmer vowed to change the law to force the former U.S. ambassador to Washington out of the upper chamber.

The Information Commissioner’s Office says it is investigating “a risk of significant potential harm to the public.”

Aspiring EU officials will have a chance to compete for lucrative jobs at the helm of the bloc.

Miroslav Lajčák communicated with Jeffrey Epstein when he served as a foreign minister in Slovakia.

“It is important that Europeans restore their own channels of communication,” Macron said.

“I did not authorize, request or agree to anyone mentioning my name to Jeffrey Epstein,” Maroš Šefčovič says via European Commission spokesperson.

Madrid’s proposal follows efforts in France, Denmark and Portugal to protect kids online.

Kremlin bombs Ukrainian power plants and energy infrastructure right before latest round of peace talks begin in Abu Dhabi.

UK minister Karin Smyth said the ex-U.K. ambassador to Washington should testify if asked.

Paris prosecutors described raids as part of a ‘constructive approach’ to ensure platform complies with French law.

Tens of millions of people now use artificial intelligence as a companion.

Washington is demanding access to sensitive data as ICE heightens fears in Europe.

Italy’s deputy prime minister is struggling to contain a spat with his own deputy, a maverick former general who is threatening to form a rival party.

A survey shared with POLITICO shows Reconquest MEP Sarah Knafo advancing to the contest’s second round.

The EU aims to reduce reliance on America in areas such as technology, energy, payments and defense. That will take some time.

The Reform UK leader has a “massive advantage in that he’s a genuine piss artist,” pub boss Tim Martin says — as Labour’s rivals spy an issue that matters to voters.

A series of incidents involving commissioners has led to the president calling a crunch meeting.

The new legislation will take effect after a constitutional review.

The talks are crucial as Ukraine will otherwise run out of money in April.

EU law demands X provide data to assess risks including foreign interference.

Ban on Russian energy was adopted under the “guise” of a trade measure, says minister.