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Prime minister cited right-wing attacks on his family in bombshell letter on day investigators launched probe into his wife.

One Greek lawmaker has ended up in police custody and another is in hospital after a brawl in the parliament in Athens on Wednesday.

Russian oil giant Rosneft lost some 26,000 cubic meters of fuel following Ukrainian drone strikes.

Prime Minister Robert Fico has criticized the outlet for “not being objective enough."

Though it was previously willing to follow in America’s footsteps, Europe’s response is muted this time around, largely avoiding debate about the app as the EU election looms.

U.K. pledge to hike defense spending is designed to keep U.S. on side.

UN agency saw $450-million worth of funding suspended, but Israel has yet to provide proof its employees participated in the Oct. 7 attack.

The rollback came after capitals expressed "concerns" about the climate-friendly reforms, a document seen by POLITICO reveals.

The Kremlin may have been trying to undermine the ICJ's authority by making it a venue for specious legal arguments, say authorities.

The Brexiteer broadcaster dug his heels in about his choice of footwear.

The Labour second-in-command was pressed by deputy PM Oliver Dowden on the row about her tax affairs.

The nomination makes it likely she could become Spain's pick for a post in the European Commission.

U.S. ambassador to NATO Julianne Smith calls on Europe to continue aid to Ukraine following $60 billion pledge from Washington.

Maximilian Krah insisted he will remain the far-right AfD’s lead candidate for the EU election.

The Household Cavalry horses caused havoc in central London but are now accounted for, said police.

Patriarch Kirill announces harsh sanctions on Orthodox churchman.

Defense Secretary Grant Shapps says meeting that target would make a 'real difference.'

Opposition activists had exposed Timur Ivanov's vast wealth, including yachts, luxury goods and holidays in France.

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The European Parliament will not investigate German conservative MEP Markus Ferber following a POLITICO investigation into his relationship with Dutch businessman Michael Heijmeijer.

European intellectual property policies are weakening Europe’s competitive edge at the very moment that EU leaders have recognized the importance of restoring the region’s status as a global economic superpower.

The former president’s return would cement a shift in the U.S. as a fact that can no longer be ignored.

This article is part of a special series on the European Parliament. For more coverage on the upcoming election click here.

The passage of the government's Rwanda legislation sets the stage for a final showdown between Britain to and the European Court.

In Athens, many see ethnic Greek mayor-elect Fredi Beleri as a victim of political charges. In Albania, he is viewed as a more sinister figure.

As a Russian storm brews, Kyiv's military commanders now hope aid will arrive quickly — and that it's enough.

EU’s Global Gateway funding has been spread ‘too thinly’ and must be concentrated if it’s to stand a chance against Beijing, internal review says.

The bloc's notoriously complex legislative process can apparently be simplified — when it comes to farmers, that is, and when an election is around the corner.

Journalists are accusing North Macedonia’s ruling party and opposition of banding together to restrict press freedom, ahead of an election in the Balkan country.

Moscow will intensify attacks on Western weapons stored in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu warned Tuesday.