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Excessive and unfair politicization threatens to squander common achievements, Ukraine president says.

The government says discussions with Canada are continuing.

Security services disrupt campaign aimed at sowing discord, with high-profile vandalism among the tactics used.

It’s the “the best gift possible” — and the latest sign of deepening ties between Moscow and Pyongyang.

The international economy is like “a big ocean that cannot be cut into isolated lakes,” Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says at Munich Security Conference.

Marine Le Pen’s party eyes alliances with conservatives and the center-right after European election.

Countries’ insistence on more flexibility sparks row with Parliament.

Law to determine whether riders and drivers are employees or contractors falls short of its mark.

Free Democratic Party is blocking a major EU business policy initiative at the last minute. It’s not the first time.

U.K. opposition party’s pledge to spend £28 billion a year on a cleaner economy ditched after months of dithering.

Fewer steaks, a carbon Nutri-Score on food labels, bikeshares galore, and incentives to downsize once your kids move out.

Paris referendum signals danger for SUV owners and the car industry.

Olaf Scholz and Gabriel Attal hold very different views on the future of the EU’s landmark trade agreement.

Drone armies, expanded overtime pay and over-the-counter birth control pills are just some of the new things Biden has ushered in as president that you might not have heard about.

MEPs Terry Reintke and Bas Eickhout received strong support from party members.

Vittorio Sgarbi resigns after wishing death on a reporter covering the case of a stolen 17th-century painting.

Farmers’ ire and a right-wing surge is testing the EU’s climate goals. And the Greens that backed them are teetering.

Canadian officials deny any talks are ongoing to avert the hit to carmakers.

Shipping industry wants the EU to intervene to restore order on the waterway.

“They tried to emulate the far right to avoid the far right. At the end, everybody goes towards the far right,” Teresa Ribera told POLITICO.

Both sides trade barbs after stalemate.

Darya Trepova says she was framed.