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The trio will be in the Russian capital on the same day as “Victory Day” celebrations.

POLITICO-Public First polling shows strong support for an agreement — but unease in the U.K. about Trump’s decision to slam tariffs on an ally in the first place.

The narrow deal slashes additional 25 percent tariffs on the U.K.’s automotive, steel and aluminum sectors imposed in early April.

Billionaire philanthropist lashes the world’s richest man over DOGE cuts.

George Simion tells POLITICO he’ll follow Donald Trump’s doctrine on Ukraine and defense policy.

Brussels moves ahead with its retaliation, conceding its transatlantic ties with Washington may be beyond repair.

After tortuous negotiations, the American-Ukrainian Reconstruction Investment Fund is set to proceed.

The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee cited large and two-sided risks as it cut rates to 4.25 percent.

The deal is the first to be announced during the 90-day pause on Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs announced last month.

Almost a quarter of Brits thought the U.S. president is the biggest risk to national security — second only to Russia.

Former Catalan president among those seeking retribution for political hacking scandal revealed in 2022.

Specifics of the agreement were not immediately available.

The company contends that it made a series of proposals to the Commission over the course of 2024 but did not receive feedback.

Top intel director tells POLITICO that Moscow’s new military buildup is concerning — and Donald Trump’s election has been a wake-up call for European spies.

While the French and the British have been working hand-in-hand on Ukraine, behind the scenes things haven’t been so harmonious.

Former service personnel who have seen the treatment of veterans in America think the U.K. could learn something — and make up for successive broken promises.

The former House speaker also said that the relationship between the U.S. and NATO can still be repaired.

Syria’s new leader was in Paris to lobby for support from the international community.

U.S. president’s tariff threat will be a hot topic at this month’s Cannes film festival.

US president’s plan to slap a 100 percent “tariff” on movies “produced in Foreign Lands” sparks confusion — and some mockery — in the House of Commons.

The two leaders say they will not let national interests divide them.

The vice president told the Munich Leaders Meeting that the U.S. wants to see Ukraine and Russia speak directly.

The Tory leader opted not to press her party’s attacks on the British-India trade deal and instead attacked Keir Starmer on winter fuel and net zero.

The new conservative chancellor criticized top Trump administration officials’ recent defenses of Germany’s far-right AfD.