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The new rules will lead to around 100 new visas for Indian workers each year, a U.K. official told POLITICO.

Plans are being drawn up and, as one EU diplomat said, “We’ll take decisions to protect ourselves.”

How far is Labour willing to go to prop up Britain’s struggling industries? And will it be enough to see off the Farage threat?

Losing €4 million a day and without a government, Belgium’s capital is in desperate need of leadership.

Labour seems unified in public, but a division is emerging between MPs representing what they see as its core voters, and those from towns the party is newly courting.

Three suspects are now under electronic surveillance, two were released under conditions and three remain in prison.

Three Huawei employees and a managing director from Brussels conference organizer Forum Europe were represented in court.

OLAF chief Ville Itälä defends his agency’s handling of a tip on Huawei, now under investigation in Belgium.

As budget hawks eye the EU’s farm billions, Agriculture Commissioner Christophe Hansen and the agri world are digging in to defend the status quo.

Banks would be able to afford a possible £30 billion bill if the Supreme Court finds them guilty of paying hidden commissions. But Britain’s economy may not.

A strong, if shallow, partnership at the top has defined Labour in office. Can it hold when the going gets tough?

Top leaders meeting in Paris want to show the U.S. and Russia can’t carve up the continent by cutting out the EU and Ukraine.

President Trump is taking apart one of George W. Bush’s proudest achievements.

Herbert Smith Freehills’ Moscow subsidiary made six payments of just under £4 million to sanctioned individuals who were subject to an asset freeze.

A series of decisions against Apple, Meta and Google could open up a new front in the EU-U.S. trade war.

A flurry of crucial policy reviews on areas that could define the U.K. prime minister’s government are coming due. POLITICO has you covered.

ECB President Christine Lagarde has reiterated the central bank’s cautious stance, but opposition is growing at the Russian frontier.

The group was directed by Wirecard fugitive Jan Marsalek.

Miatta Fahnbulleh, left-wing-economist-turned Labour minister, has been tasked with cutting Brits’ energy bills. But convincing the Treasury to budge makes it a mammoth task.

Announcement slated to take place before cash-strapped Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spring statement later this month.

“The people elected me to do the job, and I’m doing it.”

Ukrainian president will visit Washington Friday for a “framework” deal, but Kyiv warns it is only a first step.

European leaders hope to reverse Trump’s retreat from Europe and Ukraine’s dire prospects.

EU tries to make farming sexy again — and keep farmers from revolting.