Brussels, the twenty-seven capitals, elections, coalitions and the decisions steering the continent.

Colombia's new far-right president has ordered immigration raids and vowed to deport undocumented migrants. The policy shift will mainly aff

Canada's prime minister has walked away from trade talks with the US, citing sovereignty. The EU, facing similar pressure, has more economic

The US Treasury has announced 'Operation Economic Outcast,' a campaign to sever Iran's financial lifelines. It targets enablers and key sect

Britain has agreed to share technical data on the SCALP/Storm Shadow cruise missile, bringing Ukraine closer to producing the weapon domesti

Trump announced plans to double tariffs on Canadian vehicles to 50% by 2027, accusing Ottawa of years of unfair trade. The move follows the

A bronze Thomas Jefferson has been added to the White House Rose Garden, joining statues of Washington, Hamilton, and Franklin. The space is

Budapest and Brussels officials say Hungary will meet all 27 super milestones by end of August, unlocking €10bn in EU recovery funds. Two-th

Pedro Sánchez has convened an extraordinary National Security Council meeting as Ceuta remains far from normal after a mass migrant influx.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has called for a bolder approach to EU relations during a train journey to Kyiv with European Council Preside

Firefighters battled a fire at a logistics centre near St Petersburg, adjacent to an Ozon warehouse. Ukraine says it is broadening its drone

Ireland has joined a growing list of EU countries asking Italy to take back asylum seekers under the first-entry principle. The move highlig

Eight months before France's presidential election, a poll puts Jean-Luc Mélenchon in contention for the run-off. The left remains divided b