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American tariff coercion and China’s export dominance push Brussels and New Delhi to wrap up elusive accord.

Lawmakers are divided on whether to play hardball with Washington or to ratify the deal to smooth trade relations.

A controversial Whitehall gas contract is up for renewal. MPs and Ukrainian campaigners want the British state to change its supplier.

As Trump-friendly billionaires take control of TikTok’s U.S. operation, some see the beginnings of a “cultural vibe shift” on the platform — and an echo of changes taking place across the U.S. media landscape.

Rave reviews for the Canadian prime minister are giving way to fears about the continental trade deal.

The Liberal government is considering a ban for kids under 14 as it drafts online harm legislation.

The crisis summit in Brussels goes ahead despite U.S. president’s about-face on Greenland tariff threats.

Federal judge quashes government order that would have shuttered the company’s Canadian business offices.

China will take “necessary measures” to protect Huawei and others if the EU imposes new supply chain restrictions, foreign ministry said.

The president has long been sensitive to bond market movements and regularly cites surges in stocks as evidence that his agenda is working.

Once a showcase for climate ambition, the World Economic Forum is now talking more about coping with the damage.

Sébastien Lecornu is exposing his government to possible no-confidence votes by invoking a constitutional backdoor to finalize France’s fiscal plans after months of deadlock.

Berlin is promising a “common position” with Paris to deal with Trump, but the EU’s most important relationship is mired in problems.

European leaders are in watch-and-wait mode ahead of the U.S. president’s visit to the continent this week.

POLITICO analyzes the actions that European leaders can consider when they gather for an emergency summit this week.

The proliferation of intimate deepfakes on X has raised questions over the bloc’s AI law.

What was a behind-closed-doors relationship is coming out of the shadows, as Reform UK leads opinion polls and begins work to formulate a financial services policy.

Europe’s maze of rules and regulators is in sharp focus as Brussels grapples with X’s AI tool Grok.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wants to make the frozen north “an area of peace, cooperation and prosperity.”

Emmanuel Macron also pledged higher defense spending and criticized French defense contractors in a wide-ranging speech.

Kyiv needs the money to keep the country functioning and its military fighting as the Russian invasion nears its fifth year.