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Whose side is he on? It’s hard to keep up, so here’s a handy guide to America’s new policy of close alignment with the Kremlin.

U.S. president eyeing a “settlement that really, they could have written in the Kremlin,” his former national security adviser tells POLITICO.

Labour’s decision to grant the geopolitical archipelago to Mauritius has sparked criticism from all sides.

Yuval Raphael, who survived Oct. 7 by hiding under dead bodies in a bomb shelter, will compete in Basel in May.

His rally put on full display the totality of his grip on Washington.

Kyiv hasn’t commented on the FSB’s claim, which comes 10 days after Ukraine assassinated Russia’s chemical weapons chief in Moscow.

A former convict, a Broadway producer, a few billionaires and his son’s one-time fiancée. Meet the U.S. president-elect’s eclectic transatlantic envoys.

France hopes Italy can tip the scales against the EU-Mercosur trade deal. Giorgia Meloni may have other ideas.

Democrats are hopeful they’ll come home. Some voters aren’t so sure.

The vice president is trying to recapture the energy from the start of her campaign.

The music industry has cosied up to Britain’s new government. But relations could soon sour as ministers prepare to reform the rules protecting creative work from AI.

Science Secretary Peter Kyle says he’s ‘absolutely ready to engage’ with the X owner despite summit snub.

The famous singing competition is highlighting a striking aspect of Switzerland’s form of government.

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

Competition and Markets Authority looks back in anger after “dynamic pricing” row.

From Kamala Harris to Boris Johnson, the undefinable brat summer never had a chance once the politicians waded in.

Singer says she was questioned on the Srebrenica genocide and on her support for protestors opposing EU-backed lithium mining.

A diminishing number of grassroots U.K. musicians are performing at the continent’s festivals.

The American singer spoke for the first time about the foiled terror attack that disrupted her record-breaking concert tour.

DNC organizers are scrambling to put the vice president’s stamp on it.

Keir Starmer’s just the latest prime minister to kill off his vacation plans.

Main suspect in the plot planned “to kill himself and a large number of people,” an Austrian official said.