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Targeting Big Tech could be among the EU’s options to hit Washington where it hurts, Belgium’s foreign minister says.

The proposal would allow Bratislava to rake in lost gas transit fees — but experts are doubtful it would work without subsidies.

Brussels is giving itself more time to coordinate its response to U.S. tariffs.

Saving and greening European steel mills is now a key part of the EU’s defence strategy.

An early show of European unity is being tested as capitals seek cover from U.S. president’s tariff onslaught. 

A return to buying more of Moscow’s fossil fuels would be a mistake, EU countries bordering Russia told POLITICO.

The government’s rivals are circling after tax hikes burned the bridges that Rachel Reeves had painstakingly built before the election.

Western allies are worried the U.S. president could go either way on decisions that will ripple across the Atlantic.

With Donald Trump pushing a Russia-friendly peace, EU trade roadblocks are leaving Ukraine with little choice but to hit back.

EU steelmakers, facing steep decline, want Brussels to intervene to give them more access to scrap metal. Recyclers aren’t happy.

Ireland’s visiting prime minister endures an excruciating 45 minutes in Trump’s live-TV star chamber as the U.S. leader swings at Brussels, not Dublin.

The comment came during a meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin as Republicans try to get a government spending bill enacted before funding runs out on Friday evening.

The European Commission is seeking feedback on a 99-page hit list and respondents have until March 26 to reply.

Brussels strikes back against the U.S. president’s 25 percent levies on steel and aluminum.

In Britain, “we’re not going to have a kneejerk reaction,” government official says.

White House events for St. Patrick’s Day are normally a diplomatic dream for Dublin. This year is completely different — and dangerous for Ireland’s America-fueled economy.

Detection of highly contagious disease follows outbreak in Germany in January.

The EU has previously said it doesn’t support restarting a deal between Russia and Ukraine that kept gas flowing to the bloc.

Tariffs from any side could create a fresh Brexit headache for traders in the sensitive region.

Fossil fuel bosses say the bloc’s emissions regulations should be relaxed to appease Washington and boost gas purchases.

POLITICO reported on human rights abuses out of TotalEnergies LNG project in Africa.

“This move risks disrupting global trade, harming key economic partners, and creating unnecessary uncertainty,” says EU executive, expressing solidarity with “close allies” Canada and Mexico.

As red tape and higher costs hammer British designers, France is ready to pounce.

Hungary and Slovakia call for direct talks with Russia and energy concessions, pushing a stance that could weaken EU support for Kyiv and legitimize Russian gains.