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On the two-year anniversary of a train crash that killed 57 people, national protests reflect despair over its handling.

Donald Trump might be eyeing Greenland’s strategic position in the Arctic and its mineral reserves, but he’s forgetting the U.S. is already getting all it wants from the island.

The issues of immigration, energy policy and the economy played a central role in the campaign.

The French justice minister is meeting with lawmakers to legally define nonconsensual sex as rape.

Iceland’s PM said there is “no other option” after coalition’s policy disagreements.

Keir Starmer travels to Brussels with the prospect of a new youth mobility scheme high on the agenda.

“The Arctic is not the territory of the North Atlantic alliance,” Kremlin Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warns.

International bust is the latest win for law enforcement over criminals seeking to hide their tracks.

Kyiv’s allies said the trip would have been a “propaganda win” for Vladimir Putin.

Visit will “create substantial reputational risks,” countries say.

EU officials and diplomats say when push comes to shove, the new UK PM is much like the Tories on Europe.

As Iceland melts, visiting eco-tourists face a wake-up call.

As the U.K. and the EU enter a new era, their relationship is likely to gradually become more Swiss.

It’s part of a two-pronged effort to deter Russia and defang any attacks by Donald Trump if he returns to the White House.

While Washington warns of sanctions amid a heavy-handed crackdown on protesters, the EU is struggling to even get its own story straight.

Deal is “one of the most far-reaching” says EU Commission, but fears over lax regulation mean it isn’t as comprehensive as once hoped.

New-old leader promises political stability and a focus on energy, immigration and inflation.

European broadcasters are being called on to boycott Israel’s participation in yearly song contest over its Palestinian military operation.

Six European countries have inked defense pacts with the U.S. this month.

Seismologists warn that an eruption is imminent in the southwest of the country.

The company, whose CEO will lead the upcoming U.N. climate summit, is pledging lofty goals for cutting pollution. But it has a “high” probability of failing to meet them, a document obtained by POLITICO’s E&E News says.

The Ukrainian leader is touting Western security guarantees, which is angering the Kremlin.