Policy

Security decree gives greater powers to agents of the state and greater protections to police officers.

Kyiv used artificial intelligence to conduct one of the most audacious attacks on Russia in history.

NATO defense ministers in Brussels are expected to pave the way for a new defense spending goal — the questions are now when, and how.

The decision is another reminder of how the far-right leader’s judicial woes are affecting her political career.

“We have discussed how we can implement European sanctions and American sanctions at the same time,” European Commission chief tells POLITICO.

While the global focus is on America’s reversal of long-standing abortion rights, a surprising number of European women still have to travel to terminate pregnancies.

Brussels will appoint a special envoy for Ukrainians in the EU to help to lay the groundwork for their gradual return.

Countries would set their own water efficiency targets under the proposal, which would not be legally binding.

The Tory leader made the most of Labour’s gear changes on winter fuel eligibility and the two child benefit cap — but answers from Keir Starmer were lacking.

“The evacuation is the largest measure since the end of the Second World War,” say local authorities.

Defense projects can now apply for a chunk of the remaining €335 billion — initially earmarked for climate and digital investment.

“Let’s not target each other” on metals duties, Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič urges after meeting U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in Paris.

Reports allege that Gintautas Paluckas’ company received a subsidized government loan when he was already in office.

Sofia gets the green light despite rule-of-law and money-laundering concerns.

Despite prohibition on sending weapons to war zones, experts say Seoul will still be eager to cooperate with Europe on defense.

Activists left it at the Paris headquarters of energy giant EDF to protest France’s imports of Russian energy.

Austria’s appearance on the list was more of a surprise than Romania’s, and follows months of political deadlock in Vienna.

Chief prosecutor’s email issues have spurred fears in Europe that Trump could trigger a “kill switch” through U.S. tech giants abroad.

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

Doctors Without Borders says it is forced to sign NDAs by some companies.

The election of a Euroskeptic populist as Poland’s president means Europe’s great economic success story will show even less interest in joining the eurozone.

The freshly appointed pope is challenging the technocracy of artificial intelligence.

The Danish leader argued that Europe needs more funds to bolster its defenses and counter the threat from Russia.

Zelenskyy allies visit Congress to bolster Russia sanctions bill.