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New Baltic Sea mystery as probe begins into two damaged cables
Positively surprised by call with Trump, Scholz says
5 things to know about EU tech security chief Henna Virkkunen’s hearing
What lawmakers should ask the EU’s new tech boss
MEPs turn up heat as Finland’s Henna Virkkunen bids for top tech gig
Georgian government blasts European delegation amid call for election investigation
EU eyes new clampdown on Russian nuclear sector
There’s a big obstacle, though: Viktor Orbán.
Horrific rape case pushes France to change the crime’s definition
The French justice minister is meeting with lawmakers to legally define nonconsensual sex as rape.
Europe’s tech security czar-to-be faces China fight at home
For Finland’s Henna Virkkunen, the question of securing Europe’s digital infrastructure hits close to Helsinki.
Cull seals and cormorants to save our fish, urge Baltic coastal states
The greater threat is deplorable man-made pollution, the European Commission fires back.
After Orbán, EU eyes new Russia sanctions push
Momentum has stalled under Hungary’s direction and leadership turnover in Brussels. Poland wants to change that.
Trump allies rage at UK Labour help for Kamala Harris. There’s more to come.
Some U.S. progressives see Britain’s Keir Starmer as a lone center-left warrior if Donald Trump wins.
EU faces migration rebellion as Poland vows to block asylum-seekers
More and more member countries are clashing with Brussels over how to treat incoming migrants.
EU unites in pressing Israel to stop attacking UN forces
Austria says its troops will continue to take part in the UN mission in Lebanon, asking Israel to stop the “unacceptable” attacks.
Spain’s Sánchez urges Brussels to suspend trade deal with Israel
Spanish PM reiterates request made with Ireland to review association accord with Israel, after calling last week for a halt to arms exports.
Leaked: Tense correspondence between EU commissioner hopefuls and Parliament
Still, the 23 nominees were cleared by the institution’s legal committee for hearings in early November.
Could Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have been prevented? NATO’s outgoing chief thinks so.
Jens Stoltenberg reflects on the past and future of the military alliance.
Ukraine will never join NATO on my watch, says Slovakia PM Fico
The admission of new countries to NATO requires unanimous agreement by alliance members.
‘Strategically erratic’ Putin trumps Cold War danger, Sweden’s new military boss says
“There are many similarities, but at the same time it is in various ways more unpredictable than the Cold War,” Sweden’s incoming supreme commander said.
Breton slams ‘empress’ von der Leyen’s power grab and France’s loss of influence in EU
Former French commissioner tells Le Monde that France has lost power in the new European Commission setup.
Pandemonium in Finland as zoo sends expensive bears back to China
Bye-bye Huá Bào and Jín Bàobào.
EU countries agree to downgrade the protection status of the wolf
A political win for von der Leyen.
Europe eyes bigger, fewer telco firms in envy of US and China
Telecom giants see long-awaited opening to gobble up smaller firms to scale to level of U.S., Chinese rivals.
Russia ‘fully ready’ for Arctic war with NATO
“The Arctic is not the territory of the North Atlantic alliance,” Kremlin Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warns.
IMF axes controversial Russia visit after outrage from European capitals
Kyiv’s allies said the trip would have been a “propaganda win” for Vladimir Putin.
Who works for whom in the new EU power structure
POLITICO reveals the lines of command in Ursula von der Leyen’s second term.
The winners and losers of the new European Commission
What the portfolios tell us about the EU’s power dynamics.
Meet the commissioners: Class of 2024
Everything you need to know about Ursula von der Leyen’s team for her second term.
Ursula von der Leyen’s new European Commission
Commission president hands out the top jobs in her new team.