Von der Leyen under fire as EU majority sees recent trade agreement as favoring U.S. interests.

Brussels aims to wrap up talks with India by year-end as critics warn the pact could expose Europe’s countryside to cheaper imports and uneven competition.

Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre keeps power after a tight race, but a surging right-wing Progress Party reshapes Norway’s political landscape.

Frosty reception for Merz at crisis-hit industry’s flagship event.

Despite the Tories banning disposable vapes, millions of reusable devices are now being thrown away—fueling fires, straining recycling, and exposing gaps in enforcing the new rules.

Monday’s crushing confidence vote loss was a blow to Bayrou—plunging France and Macron into new uncertainty.

Brussels is supposed to lay down its cards later this week, but is having to be increasingly careful about hurting Europeans.

This is the first time in the history of the fifth republic that a prime minister has been denied confidence.

Patriots insist the issue is “one of the most devastating legacies” of Ursula von der Leyen’s presidency.

“We know Hungary is on our side,” said Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar during his visit to Budapest.

The Austrian bank’s move in Germany may be an overture to what could come in other countries.

The senseless slaughter of a young Ukrainian woman in North Carolina is the price society pays when authorities refuse to protect the public.