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The vessel is currently anchored in international waters between Sweden and Denmark.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy says U.K. will preserve its “long-standing commitment” to keep troops out of “the theater of action.”

The victory of ultranationalist Călin Georgescu is sparking fear that Romania could slide into the growing pro-Moscow camp.

Russia has escalated its hybrid warfare campaign since early 2022.

STRASBOURG — Italy’s Bruna Szego was chosen as the chair of the EU’s new dirty-money watchdog on Monday following a three-hour hearing before the European Parliament’s economy …

The socialist has run the French capital since 2014, but said she now plans to throw her support behind Senator Rémi Féraud.

Sinkevičius promises the Greens will be a “constructive power” working from the sidelines.

The decision may violate the revised free trade pact between the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

Weak spots also include space, IT and military mobility, NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Transformation, Admiral Pierre Vandier, told POLITICO.

Britain prefers a deal over a trade war — but is sharpening its tools just in case.

Compromise text deletes list of critical technologies where foreign investment deals would have to be notified to the EU executive and other member countries.

France’s far-right presidential hopeful is threatening to cause economic and political turmoil by toppling Michel Barnier’s young government.

Brussels and The Hague disagree over public spending figures for the coming years.

Defense ministers from five big European countries called for continuing support for Ukraine as fears grow over the impact of Donald Trump.

Presidential candidate Elena Lasconi warns of an “an existential fight for Romania’s democracy.”

The presidency is proposing that programs using at least 65 percent of EU components could get EU money.

A Russia-supporting vaccine skeptic who praises his country’s WWII fascist leaders won a shock first-round victory in Romania’s presidential election. 

The Commission is siding with businesses after years of backlash against its overzealous environmental rulemaking.

Footage of the incident shows MPs shouting, shoving, slapping and throwing water on each other.

“Russia’s oil revenues are fueling the fires of war and destruction in Ukraine,” says British foreign secretary David Lammy.

But only a quarter of those women report attacks to the authorities, according to a new survey.

Growing energy ties between the South Caucasus country and Europe are intended to end dependency on Moscow.

New poll drops Simon Harris’ Fine Gael from top spot into third place ahead of this week’s election — and he’s taking the blame.