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King Charles’ €500K lobster dinner blows hole in French presidency’s budget
French fiber optic cables hit by ‘major sabotage’ in second Olympics attack
Is Brexit Britain about to turn into Switzerland — without the fondue?
Labour steals Tory playbook for financial blame game
Trump bashes Harris over crypto, vows to boost bitcoin
Golan Heights rocket attack fans fears of Israel-Hezbollah escalation
French Olympics rail disruptions could last all weekend
Intelligence services, law enforcement and the Paris prosecutor are investigating the sabotage.
Russian-born man arrested in France over alleged plans to ‘destabilize’ Olympics
Fears of attempted foreign interference in the Olympics linger as the global event is set to begin.
Europe’s manufacturing slump shows no signs of ending
Manufacturing in Europe’s industrial heartland weakened further in July, confirming the worst fears of EU leaders concerned by the direction that the bloc’s economy is taking. S&P …
US Secret Service director resigns after Trump shooting fallout
Director Kimberly Cheatle revealed her decision in an internal message to Secret Service employees.
Top UK official Simon Case to step down on health grounds
The Cabinet secretary is receiving treatment for a neurological condition that affects his mobility.
Washington’s most powerful interests don’t know whether to cheer Harris — or dread her
Would she bring continuity with Joe Biden’s policies? A more centrist vibe? A sharper progressive bite? Industries including tech, energy and pharma want to know.
The green leftie lawmaker taking on Europe’s economy
Aurore Lalucq hasn’t always been a fan of financial services firms.
15 experts predict what Biden’s dropout means for the 2024 election
Political analysts and historians weigh in on an unprecedented moment in American politics.
What a Kamala Harris foreign policy could look like
She would likely stay tough on Russia and China, and has rebuked Israel’s handling of aid into Gaza.
Biden drops out: European leaders react
Responses by politicians ranged from respect and gratitude to derision.
We volunteered at a Gaza hospital. What we saw was unspeakable.
American surgeons who witnessed the civilian carnage of the Israel-Hamas war.
Warnings mount that cybercriminals may be exploiting global tech outage
The outage is increasingly being referenced in phishing attempts, CrowdStrike and others warn.
Erdoğan dashes hopes on Cyprus talks on invasion’s 50th anniversary
“We believe a federal solution is not possible in Cyprus,” Turkey’s president said, adding that the Turkish north is the “apple of Turkey’s eye.”
‘Scared to Death’: GOP Security Hawks Slam Vance Selection
By choosing the Ukraine-skeptic Ohio senator, Trump accelerates his party’s rejection of its Reaganite roots.
In conversation: Broadcom and Telia on sovereign cloud
Demand for sovereign cloud is soaring – it is a necessary shift, but there are various obstacles we need to overcome first.
To do: 6 thorny issues lurking in MEPs’ inboxes
From creating an EU-wide money market to protecting kids online, POLITICO looks at what lies ahead for lawmakers.
US Senator Bob Menendez guilty verdicts give New York prosecutors a win after high-profile setbacks
The U.S. Attorney’s Office has seen mixed results in cases involving public officials, in large part because of Supreme Court rulings.
UK inflation stays at 2 percent target in June
But services are still making life difficult for the Bank of England.
How Alexander Lukashenko’s tyranny ends
As the Belarusian dictator marks three decades in power, his enabling of Russia’s war in Ukraine and reliance on Kremlin money make him vulnerable, say regime insiders.
‘There’s more to come’: What the Trump shooting says about domestic extremism
A former top Homeland Security Department official discusses the fallout from the Trump assassination attempt.
The Trump-Vance ticket is a repudiation of free-market conservatism
The last time he chose a running mate, Donald Trump tried to reassure people with traditionally conservative economic views. Not this time.
Improving lung cancer survival in Europe
Political commitment to screening is crucial.
Commissioners should skip Hungary’s meetings, European Commission says
Commission wants to give Hungary the cold shoulder over its erratic use of the EU presidency.