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But U.S. president “as always, talked a lot about what he would do, but in a way that no one could say what exactly he was going to do,” official tells POLITICO.

Routine use of AI technology can cause the ability of specialists to detect precancerous growths to decline by a fifth, authors conclude.

The U.S. State Department blamed the U.K.’s Online Safety Act for chilling free speech, but got bits of the Act wrong.

France, Germany and the U.K. warn they will trigger the Iran nuclear deal’s snapback mechanism by the end of August unless direct talks with Tehran restart.

Pro-independence group moves to scuttle a deal that Paris hoped would cool tensions in the Pacific Ocean island chain.

Brussels used the latest EU budget to shore up its power to issue bonds, setting up a fight with countries including Germany.

The world might be on fire, but the EU institutions are on summer break.

Outgoing Ambassador in Brussels Haim Regev tells POLITICO “it is not safe” to be a Jew in Europe.

The House of Lords starts scrutinizing the divisive legislation next month. There’s no guarantee peers will follow MPs and back it.

The president has shifted closer to NATO on Ukraine in recent months, and the upcoming meeting with Putin will be a test of that.

Statement, also signed by countries including Canada, Japan and the U.K., ramps up pressure on Israel over starvation in Gaza.

Kyiv is afraid to be left out of negotiations, while Trump might strengthen Putin just as Russia is beginning to feel the strain of the war.

Donald Tusk’s government vowed that “every złoty will be checked,” blaming the former Law and Justice administration for forcing a rushed rollout.

Handing Donbas to Russia without security guarantees will gift Putin a springboard for future invasion, Ukraine’s president says.

LONDON — New Zealand and the U.K. are keen to see the EU do more trade with a key Pacific bloc as U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs …

Between Alternative for Germany and France’s National Rally, populists continue to rise in Europe’s most powerful countries.

Petr Pavel triggers Beijing (again).

Criticism mounts over Benjamin Netanyahu’s intensifying assault on the coastal enclave.

Even as the president has repeatedly groused about Putin’s “bullshit” and double talk, the administration believes Putin has given signs that demonstrate this time is different.

Moscow is redeploying troops and preparing for new assaults with no sign of a ceasefire in sight, Kyiv’s leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday.

The administration is increasingly seeking to fold non-tariff-related trade disputes into trade negotiations.

European officials fear any hopes of the euro becoming a serious contender to the American currency will be quashed.

Prime Minister Robert Fico is trying to force out Slovak bank Governor Peter Kažimír and install his current finance minister.

More than 40 freight routes now connect Europe to the region, where Beijing is accused of subjecting the Uyghur ethnic group to forced labor.