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“We work together very closely with them in order to make sure that the ceasefire stay intact,” he said.

New PM will help lead the country’s push to become an EU member.

Trump administration’s volatile foreign policy has shaken Europe’s confidence in Washington’s intelligence cooperation.

Budapest claims alternative supplies from Croatia are expensive and incapable of meeting its needs — which experts and Zagreb dispute.

European companies might breathe a sigh of relief but sticking points with Beijing over trade, resources and Ukraine will be hard to resolve.

From the army to pensions to the fate of the car, every major reform in Berlin has become a political battlefield.

One person detained is suspected of having participated in the robbery, prosecutor says.

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

Bucharest is looking for industrial returns as Europe rushes to rearm, Romanian Defense Minister Liviu-Ionuț Moșteanu tells POLITICO.

Author of EU preparedness report Sauli Niinistö says “enough trust” will mean Europe can share more intelligence.

The AfD’s internal fights over defense policy show just how far it is from acting like a governing force.

The high-stakes encounter, the first between the two men in more than six years, comes after months of tariff feints and escalating rhetoric.

The stolen jewels have not yet been found and at least two suspects remain at large.

Political group leaders voiced concern the move could set a precedent for restricting media in the European Parliament.

It’s the first official acknowledgment from a NATO ally that Washington is scaling back forces on the continent.

Paris has emerged as a top target of Moscow’s hybrid war.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office accused Hamas of violating the ceasefire during the return of hostage remains.

Steve Reed’s donning the red hat and bringing the energy — but is he risking Labour seats?

The president continues to fume over Ontario’s Reagan spot.

The EU is now “faced with protectionism and unilateral action” and the “return of hard military power,” Draghi said, arguing that the EU is not equipped to address these challenges.