Airports

The government is moving to limit flights at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, but that’s angering activists and the aviation industry.

A spat over the latest planned prisoner swap escalated as the Kremlin and Kyiv exchanged accusations over an ongoing delay.

C3 scanners don’t require passengers to be limited to 100-milliliter containers, but EU rules do.

Zelenskyy’s chief of staff is accused of being a ruthless political operator. What are his ambitions?

The plan, which includes building six new arms factories, will make Britain ready to fight a full-scale war, U.K. defense chief John Healey said.

Government documents obtained by POLITICO show environmental forecasts for the major airport expansion.

Officials say the group planned explosive parcel attacks to spread fear and destabilize the country.

Aeroflot said “temporary restrictions” were introduced at Moscow Sheremetyevo, while reports suggest flights at other Russian airports have been diverted.

Kyiv warns it can’t guarantee the safety of those attending Friday’s Victory Day parade in Moscow.

France fears U.S. President Donald Trump’s China tariffs will flood Europe with cheap goods via small parcels.

Dozens of foreign leaders and ministers, headlined by U.S. President Donald Trump, are set to be in The Hague in June.

AfD politician Maximilian Krah denies he had knowledge about the activities of erstwhile assistant and says he was “deceived.”

Valentina Maiolini-Rothbacher said the incident during Meloni’s meeting with Trump was a “terrible setback.”

U.S. president will say “you’re fools, you’re horrible people” and walk away if Moscow or Kyiv don’t play ball.

When the world changed, here’s how it looked to political insiders.

Liberal Democrat Wera Hobhouse has been vocal about human rights issues in Tibet and Hong Kong.

Brussels sees America’s transatlantic trade surplus in services as its Achilles’ heel.

The lessons we can take from how easily institutions have folded to Trump’s remarkable revenge campaign.

The journalist’s incarceration comes in the context of huge protests in Istanbul against the arrest of opposition leader Ekrem İmamoğlu.

Friday’s travel mayhem stemmed from a “clear planning failure,” the International Air Transport Association charged.

Europe’s busiest airport will remain closed all day after a fire at an electrical substation led to a power cut.

Kremlin confirms that Steve Witkoff met Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday night, as the sides work toward a presidential summit.

Miatta Fahnbulleh, left-wing-economist-turned Labour minister, has been tasked with cutting Brits’ energy bills. But convincing the Treasury to budge makes it a mammoth task.