France

National leaders now need to find the money and buy weapons to deter Russia while facing a potential reduction of U.S. troops on the continent.

Last year’s European election reshaped EU politics. The Commission president must acknowledge a new alternative right-wing majority even as she fights to preserve her signature political achievement.

The EPP chief lambasted an environmental bill at the heart of a confrontation between conservatives and their center-left partners as “grotesque.”

The German leader is piling the pressure on Brussels to strike a deal soon with Trump so Europe doesn’t end up with the scraps.

European officials deployed flattery and avoided specifics to get “good vibes” and win over the president.

Publicly Paris denies the allegation, but several other countries say it has raised that position in private meetings.

The National Rally is still threatening to get rid of the prime minister during fall budget talks.

EU competition chief Teresa Ribera is due to announce a policy reversal on Wednesday.

European Council President António Costa wants to discuss international role for euro but divisions over large-scale joint borrowing are as wide as ever.

Move has been welcomed by NATO boss Mark Rutte.

A vote on Prime Minister François Bayrou’s future will take place within 48 hours.

American automaker faces €50,000-a-day fines over advertisements claiming its cars are fully self-driving.

“We can find a common path,” Lars Klingbeil said of upcoming negotiations with the European Commission.

Socialists could soon turn on François Bayrou if no progress is made on retirement reform.

With the EU’s competitiveness push gaining urgency amid growing trade tensions with the U.S., plans to tighten pharmaceutical rules could soften — making the final legislation more industry-friendly than originally envisioned.

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has bent over backwards to win Trump’s favor. Yet on Iran that approach bore little fruit.

The Common Agricultural Policy reform, new rules for deportations and revised environmental standards could all be hit by a recent decision to pull the greenwashing law.

European leaders are walking a tightrope between condemning Tehran’s nuclear program while calling for restraint.

France’s Court of Auditors said taxpayers ended up spending nearly €6 billion on the Games, but organizers say that figure is inflated.

David Lammy is urging Iran not to escalate in response to U.S. strikes.

The prime minister’s effort to find common ground on retirement reform has a Monday deadline.

Trump is back — and with him, the risk that the U.S. could unplug Europe from the digital world.