Communications

As the Trump administration plays hardball, a new EU strategy puts collaboration front and center.

Defense projects can now apply for a chunk of the remaining €335 billion — initially earmarked for climate and digital investment.

Chief prosecutor’s email issues have spurred fears in Europe that Trump could trigger a “kill switch” through U.S. tech giants abroad.

“There are people scared for their jobs,” said one Parliament official.

From fraud to nepotism to revolving doors between the public sector and industry, the stench of impunity is pervasive.

A debate over the chancellor’s remarks threatens to overshadow Zelenskyy’s visit to Berlin on Wednesday.

The tirade was a clear warning to Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau.

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

There have been at least three attempts to abduct crypto sector leaders or their family members since the start of the year in France.

Comments follow Trump announcement that he is ready to meet with Putin “as soon as we can set it up.”

The EU court ruling doesn’t just say the Commission got it wrong — it says it knew better.

BoE governor says U.S. has a point on trade and calls for WTO reform and regulatory vigilance amid shifting global order.

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.

A group of volunteers is working to fend off hackers attempting to hit the Holy See.

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

The heavy criticism from top American officials comes days before a new coalition government is set to take power in Berlin.

Video-sharing app had for years claimed it did not store European personal data on servers in China.

Opposition parties demand probe into links between a PR company and the New Democracy party of PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

Political rival to Samuel Cogolati reportedly approached by Chinese intelligence.

Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah, tells POLITICO the West must create a “strike fund” to support civil resistance and paralyze the government.

Police have long wanted to read encrypted messages. They now have the backing of the EU’s top brass.

Government advisers north and south of the border worry workers are being failed by shifting policies and poor communication.

Budapest has faced EU scrutiny over the use of spyware against the opposition and civil society in past years.