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Germany wants to keep defense spending at 2 percent of GDP, but budget constraints make that difficult.

The EU aims to slash road deaths by 50 percent by 2030.

Pressure is growing to boost the production of sustainable aviation fuels, but each solution has big drawbacks.

EU needs to up its game on military mobility, but it’s no easy task, General Bertrand Toujouse tells POLITICO.

Fallout from a policy that grants Russians and Belarusians fast-track access to the European Union could threaten Hungary’s Schengen membership.

Visit demonstrates “the will to start a new phase,” says Meloni, after Rome decided to quit Beijing’s Belt and Road initiative.

Lufthansa said it suspended five routes to and from the Lebanese capital until July 30 out of “an abundance of caution.”

Despite gloomy stories about the collapse in sales of electric vehicles, what’s really happening on the markets is more of a pause than a retreat.

As the U.K. and the EU enter a new era, their relationship is likely to gradually become more Swiss.

Here are the EU lawmakers to keep your eye on in the new term.

Intelligence services, law enforcement and the Paris prosecutor are investigating the sabotage.

With the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics hours away, France is on high security alert.

Fires on French railway tracks have delayed journeys for 800,000 travelers in what the transport minister described as “coordinated attacks of malicious intent.”

French president will use the occasion to pursue his charm offensive among foreign investors.

What we know so far about Ursula von der Leyen’s next top team.

Ursula von der Leyen plans a new EU commissioner for the Mediterranean Sea region.

“There’s a serious problem” with enforcement of wartime bans, Foreign Minister Baiba Braže tells POLITICO.

The outage is increasingly being referenced in phishing attempts, CrowdStrike and others warn.

The agreement would benefit carmakers like Mercedes-Benz and Stellantis, but is deeply unpopular in the country.

The disruptions have been described as a “global technology issue.”

It was a love fest on election day. The fights begin after.

EU leaders will fight back against “too powerful” von der Leyen as she assembles her team.

Ursula von der Leyen presents herself as a beacon of stability to secure another five years at the head of the EU’s executive.

Ten countries voted in favor, four against and 11 abstained in non-binding vote, diplomats say.