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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.

Leaders have concluded their summit. POLITICO revealed EU received latest U.S. counterproposal in Trump trade negotiations.

The labor action is unusual as the sweatshops of Prato have long been beyond the reach of traditional unions.

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

Leaders signed off on a new 5 percent of GDP defense spending target by 2035.

The government is drawing up plans to hand the FCA the final say on financial consumer complaints.

King Charles signed an invitation sent to the White House by British Embassy representatives in Washington, D.C. last week.

The U.S. president threatened to punish Spain for not agreeing to new military spending goals.

The shadow chancellor laid out significant Labour splits over welfare reforms — leaving the deputy prime minister unable to rule out tax rises.

New space law dials up oversight amid warnings it’s ‘starting to look like a jungle up there.’

The leaked proposal also weakens rules on advertising hazardous chemicals. Consumer groups warned it was a health risk.

Allied foreign ministers say the secretary of state took a harsher tone against the Kremlin in private.

Kennedy ripped into vaccine alliance in video address at pledging summit.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed the findings after others called it fake news.

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

Trump’s comments have shown the U.S. doesn’t have to leave NATO to undermine the alliance’s credibility.

The secretary of state says sanctioning Moscow is an admission that a ceasefire ‘is not going to be negotiated anytime soon’

Yet the secretary of state called Spain’s attempts to avoid the target a “big problem.”

The secretary of state dismissed media reports of new intel assessments as “false.”

Sky News’ Sam Coates and Politico’s Anne McElvoy serve up their essential guide to the day in British politics. Labour is still reeling over a rebellion by …

The vice president has emerged as one of the administration’s most prominent messengers on the conflict.

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