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Pierre-Edouard Stérin was questioned last year over loans linked to National Rally local election campaigns.

Richard Tice says Queen Elizabeth ‘would’ve been much more careful’ than her son after monarch talks of challenges that ‘know no borders.’

As the president’s traditional support wanes, he is seeking a risky deal with the Kurds to buy a political lifeline. But is there too much mutual mistrust for a deal?

European Commission president suggests a stronger role for regions to consolidate her support in a key vote on Thursday.

Europeans are still most concerned by Vladimir Putin’s Russia, Pew Research Center survey shows.

‘Several’ member states show ‘positive trajectories’ but progress is ‘uneven,’ Commission’s Rule of Law Report finds.

A confidential European Parliament audit found irregular spending by now-defunct Identity and Democracy group.

China’s rise and democratic backsliding in other countries are making a mockery of Europe’s efforts to spread its values through trade.

From “Pfizergate” and the crumbling centrist coalition to splits on the right, there was plenty to be curious about in the European Parliament.

The approach appears to be inspired in part by Donald Trump’s attacks on the left in the United States.

The president’s former supporter announced Saturday he was forming an independent political party.

The 2 Eastern European nations are being considered together as prospective members — for now.

Far-right extremists are organizing counter-demonstrations at Pride events across the country that claim to celebrate conventional families.

Only about 1 in 10 respondents to YouGov survey say Brussels should loosen its grip on U.S. tech giants.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe has presented a darker view on social media.

U.K. prime minister had a bold plan for cleaning up British politics. A year in, campaigners say it amounts to little more than “tinkering.”

The president’s comments come amid a renewed feud with the world’s richest man.

The Socialists, stricken by scandals, may be forced to call a snap election, giving the conservative leader an opportunity that is unlikely to come again.

The European Commission must be “much stronger” in confronting the Hungarian leader, say Spanish officials.

Samuel Samson, a political appointee, made the explosive recommendation as Le Pen eyes the presidency in 2027, two State Department officials tell POLITICO.

Relations between Brussels and Israel hit a new low as European ministers gather to discuss whether to punish Israel over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. 

The day-long celebration of the Army’s 250th birthday coincided with nationwide protests against Trump and military strikes between Israel and Iran that are testing the president’s “America First” resolve.