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The European Commission’s second-most powerful politician is isolated, beleaguered and under attack — just like the green policy she has vowed to protect.

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.”

Wealthy American conservatives hint they’re ready to cough up again to rescue the scandal-ridden Church from going broke.

EU competition chief Teresa Ribera is due to announce a policy reversal on Wednesday.

With the EU’s competitiveness push gaining urgency amid growing trade tensions with the U.S., plans to tighten pharmaceutical rules could soften — making the final legislation more industry-friendly than originally envisioned.

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has bent over backwards to win Trump’s favor. Yet on Iran that approach bore little fruit.

Denmark picks up the Council leadership baton at a moment of geopolitical volatility.

“This is not an attack on civil society … but a move to strengthen public trust through greater oversight and accountability,” Slovak official says.

Lobbyists would rather spend August on a beach than scrambling to respond to EU consultations.

Trump is back — and with him, the risk that the U.S. could unplug Europe from the digital world.

Abbas Araghchi emphasized the “strategic partnership” between Tehran and Moscow as he announced the trip just hours after the U.S. targeted three Iranian nuclear sites.  .

If member countries get their way, the EU would only target €25B in U.S. goods for retaliatory tariffs — and not the €95B originally proposed.  

Inside the campaign for a monumental social reform, as MPs back assisted dying — and tee up more drama in the House of Lords.

Officials accuse Teresa Ribera of insisting on a loophole in the EU’s proposal that could one day allow Russian gas to return to the bloc.

It’s the latest of a series of moves by right-wing forces to increase scrutiny of nonprofits.

Two separate petitions, accompanied by a protest, landed on DG Competition’s doorstep this morning.

“The decisions will probably be made in the near future,” the chancellor said.

There are fears that new methane emission rules might disadvantage EU firms importing U.S. fuel — just as Europe seeks to buy more of it.

A last-minute push is on to add an ‘annex’ to the trade pact with South America to reassure France — and its farmers.

The government is moving to limit flights at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, but that’s angering activists and the aviation industry.

Aurore Bergé’s public scolding of industry representatives left insiders shocked and sent Clara Chappaz scrambling to clean up the damage.

Even the Bulgarian prime minister weighed in on the report over the Balkan country’s bid to join the bloc.

The U.K. Treasury has run out of road for delaying nuclear decisions, according to Whitehall and industry insiders.

How an initially uncontroversial data bill became a political football — and radicalized Elton John.