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The leader “underestimated how much the public were turned off by his personality,” one party official told POLITICO.

Multiple high-profile acts of violence and the rising popularity of the far right have convinced the German chancellor to deport migrants who commit crimes.

Labour Leader Keir Starmer faces intense pressure in heartland constituencies over his equivocation about war in the Middle East.

The senior team’s management of Biden has grown more strictly controlled as his term has gone on.

From dodgy data to flagrant fibs, POLITICO has the inside track on how politicians are scheming to win votes at the U.K. general election.

The U.S. has been pushing Israel to agree to a three-part cease-fire deal, backed by several countries including France, the U.K., Egypt, Qatar and by the European Commission.

As the general election reaches its final week, host Sascha O’Sullivan takes us inside the last push of the campaign. She explores how parties use every trick …

Shooting leaves at least 15 officers and 6 gunmen dead in second major incident this year.

China’s Wang Wentao and EU’s Valdis Dombrovskis agreed to launch the consultations in a video call on Saturday.

“We have provoked this war,” the Reform UK leader said Friday evening.

France’s National Rally has sought to style itself a defender of women’s rights — partly by attacking its traditional bogeyman: immigration.

The European Commission has delayed action on tobacco and nicotine, but countries say it should consider a ban on flavored vapes.

Countries clash over how to safeguard privacy when rooting out illegal pictures and grooming on private chat apps.

The Meloni coalition’s plan to give more power to ‘virtuous’ regions has inflamed the country’s North-South divide.

The French political class is tearing itself apart with feuding and backbiting ahead of this month’s vote.

Wrong results, wrong ballots and snap elections.

Usyk will portray Igor Vovchanyn, a Ukrainian kickboxing champion, in the film “The Smashing Machine.”

The U.S. Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission are nearing an agreement to divvy up investigations of potential anticompetitive conduct by some of the world’s largest technology companies in the artificial intelligence industry, according to three people with knowledge of the negotiations.

The lawmakers were mostly Democrats, and the campaign involved pro-Israeli military posts on their accounts over the past year.

In his first and only offline campaign event, Dutch radical right politician Geert Wilders vows to change the EU from within.

Even Democrats are sounding alarms about foreign wars hurting Biden in November.

“A first victory against Big Tech,” the MEP wrote following the ruling.