Mercosur

The new world based on raw power and use of force “is not a cozy place,” German chancellor said as he called on Europe to get stronger to survive.

Donald Trump nutzt seine Rede beim World Economic Forum in Davos für eine klare America-First-Botschaft. Weniger eskalierend als befürchtet, aber ohne Zugeständnisse an Europa. Die zentrale Frage: …

The president’s effort to acquire Greenland, even with the threat of force off the table, has changed the way allies see the U.S.

Major clash looms after European lawmakers send Latin American trade deal for a judicial review that could take two years.

Opponents of the Latin American accord prevail, potentially delaying it for up to two years.

European Commission chief says trade diversification needed to reduce Brussels’ dependency on the U.S.

POLITICO poll of European lawmakers puts landmark deal on knife-edge ahead of key vote on Wednesday.

The “old order” is dead, European Commission president says in Davos speech.

Even Jordan Bardella, who spearheaded the charge against the EU executive, failed to show up.

Tactical divide emerges between French and German leaders over response to U.S. president.

Senior politicians want the EU to deploy its trade bazooka against the United States over Trump’s Greenland claims. Capitals aren’t so sure.

Emergency EU meeting set for Sunday afternoon to plan a response after Trump announced 10 percent tariffs on allies opposed to his designs on Greenland.

Signing by the EU and the South American trading bloc capped 25 years of talks and sets up a parliamentary showdown in Brussels.

Brazilian president will miss the ceremony in Paraguay as the long-delayed trade pact moves into the ratification phase in Europe.

António Costa misses meeting with president of Brazil, but he will be in Paraguay to sign trade agreement.

Commission chief to send trade loyalist to defend her in fourth motion of censure in seven months.

“That would be the end,” said one lawmaker as Spanish peers go silent.

Farmers and lawmakers are strong-arming the Commission president into watering down an overhaul of how the EU spends its money.

Former ministers and advisers tell POLITICO the seeds of defeat on the Latin America trade deal were planted long before last Friday’s vote.

As Ursula von der Leyen prepares to sign the Mercosur deal, its opponents still plan legal action against it.

Europe’s farmers are a minority. You wouldn’t know it from the political power they wield.

A majority of EU member countries on Friday voted in favor of signing the long-awaited agreement.

POLITICO analyzes who is uncorking the Malbec — and who is crying into their Bordeaux (cough, Emmanuel Macron, cough).

EU lawmakers are threatening to blow up the Commission for the fourth time in the last seven months.