Donald Trump

The agreement puts trade talks back on track and implements an accord reached in Geneva last month.

Brussels wants to cut the flow of cash to Moscow — but Hungary and Slovakia are poised to hold up the proposals.

Regrets, the tech billionaire has a few.

Central bank president used a speech in Beijing to stress China and the U.S. must share the burden of closing the massive trade gap threatening the global economy.

Various misconduct allegations against the former fast food executive sank his bid to be Labor secretary in the first Trump administration.

Defense Minister Dovilė Šakalienė warns the world is under attack from a “new axis” of Russia, China, North Korea and Iran.

Swedish activist battles U.S. president (again).

Swedish activist is on a flight to France, after her aid ship fails to reach Gaza.

Musk’s satellite internet company is in 130 countries, thanks in part to White House support. If he’s on the outs, then what?

Beijing’s block on rare earth magnets means “supply chains are running empty,” a German auto supplier complains.

The Canadian prime minister framed the spending as a necessary response to a world where the country is more vulnerable to threats — and less protected by Americans.

The Trump administration border czar vowed that the president won’t be “late to the game” in dealing with the California protests.

Military alliance chief makes the case for gargantuan defense spending increase as Vladimir Putin lurks. 

The French president heads to the Arctic island on Sunday.

Maybe Karol Nawrocki’s victory can even help relations with the U.S. and Hungary, Polish foreign minister tells POLITICO.

The California governor urged Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to restore California’s control of the state’s National Guard.

A month after the “historic” trade deal between the two sides was announced, duties remain in place with no clear timeline for when they’ll lift.

POLITICO makes its super-serious predictions for the French president’s next big surprise.

A behind-the-scenes look at what irked Trump the most.

The tech right and MAGA populists were always going to have a blowup thanks to their disagreement on whether immigration or the federal debt was central to Trump’s political movement.

The federal government is deploying 2,000 soldiers amid unrest over immigration sweeps in Los Angeles.

The proposed 500 percent tariffs on countries that buy Russian energy could cut the US off from major trade partners.

Trump has repeatedly talked about acquiring Greenland for its mineral reserves and strategic position in the Arctic.