European Parliament

French president sides with far-right camp in call to scrap EU due diligence law.

Parliament administration says security footage backs up the lawmaker’s version of events.

The European People’s Party chief tells POLITICO he is trying to strike a balance between relying on far-right support while blocking extremists from power.

The European Commission says it will be “very vigilant” to ensure the U.K. respects WTO rules in its trade relationship with the U.S.

Benjamin Haddad says the EU has a window to act right now.

French authorities allege the Islamist group has gone to great lengths to push its fundamentalist agenda in France and throughout Europe.

Parliament to process immunity waiver for Fulvio Martsuciello, Giusi Princi, and three other lawmakers.

It comes as the European Union decided to delay new trade legislation to curb forest destruction worldwide.

Handling fee would tackle packages pushed towards Europe by U.S. tariffs.

Leaders of Europe’s two most powerful countries ramp up EU’s pro-business, anti-green push by calling for repeal of due diligence rule.

Belgian authorities want to investigate five MEPs over cash-for-influence case, officials say.

If the continent plays its cards right, the necessity of defense could turn out to be the mother of invention.

Cross-border power links need to be beefed up, Lisbon says after huge blackout, calling it a Single Market issue.

Turnout is high in Moldova, a nation with many Romanian voters who did not back ultranationalist Simion in the first round.

The center-right party of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is shifting away from green issues as it aligns itself with farmers and industry.

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Fraud watchdog probes favoritism and mismanagement at agency tasked with implementing EU asylum law.

The EU executive is also suggesting new customs duties and a traveler tax to help repay some €350 billion of common debt.

France’s interior minister wants to turn his center-right party back into a heavyweight political force.

As the president of the European Commission discovers whether it was right to withhold her text messages, the court case raises broader questions about EU transparency.

European lawmakers and environmentalists also warn that slashing red tape might do more harm than good to farmers having to cope with climate change.

Italian ministers, judges and NGOs will participate in the European Parliament hearing.

Brussels looks to reintroduce pre-war tariffs on some agricultural imports from Ukraine, documents seen by POLITICO show.