Andrej Babiš’s government will break with Brussels’ agenda on its first day in office.

The Commission has opened consultations with unions and employers on plans that could reshape how companies use algorithms and monitoring tools.

As Berlin reshapes its defence policy, it is also battling tensions over a major pensions reform that could strain its fragile coalition.

The chancellor secures 319 votes after days of turmoil over the long-term cost of stabilising pension levels.

After losing 25% of its economy to austerity policies, Greece has been suffering in poverty for a decade. Now, starting with a promising idea, the government in Athens aspires to rebuild the country.

Brussels officials insist the penalty imposed on X is about compliance, not restricting free speech.

Vilnius is preparing to deploy its crisis management policy, as smugglers’ balloons keep arriving from one of its hostile neighbours.

The country joins a growing international push to set minimum ages for social media use.

Newly uncovered factory documents show Moscow has been preparing for a decade-long surge in armored production, signalling ambitions far beyond the current war in Ukraine.

Political tensions are rising in Westminster after the deputy prime minister declined to dismiss the possibility of returning to the EU customs union, despite Labour’s official stance.

India faces growing U.S. pressure over its oil imports even as Moscow moves to deepen economic ties.

Beijing urges relevant parties not to “overreact or engage in groundless hype.”