As a sheep pox epidemic spreads through Greece, the government is sticking to its anti-vaccination policy.| POLITICO
The krona lost more than 20 percent of its value against the euro over the last decade, before recovering somewhat in recent months.| POLITICO
The messages could shed light on deals to buy billions of euros worth of COVID-19 vaccines.| POLITICO
One poll can be misleading, so POLITICO aggregates data from multiple sources to give a more accurate picture.| POLITICO
After winning the German election, the conservative leader must navigate a new era without Washington as a close ally.| POLITICO
Dutch society is built on US digital services. That’s now seen as a glaring security issue.| POLITICO
The government wants staff to shun Silicon Valley and shift to its home-grown Visio platform instead.| POLITICO
American president says his failure to win the Nobel Peace Prize has shifted his focus, as he ramps up bid to take over huge Arctic island.| POLITICO
The proliferation of intimate deepfakes on X has raised questions over the bloc’s AI law.| POLITICO
‘If it’s not utopia, it’s annihilation’: Britain’s AI policy reflects existential fears of the controversial ‘Effective Altruism’ movement.| POLITICO
Labor market “simply lacks enough candidates with the right skills,” EU cyber agency official warns.| POLITICO
Monday’s disruption comes as EU leaders prepare to address digital sovereignty at a gathering this week.| POLITICO
American LNG was meant to be a safe alternative to Russian gas. That’s no longer a given, with transatlantic relations in crisis.| POLITICO
Temu is rapidly gaining users in the US and Europe, leading China hawks to warn about its risks.| POLITICO
With NATO thrown into question, some officials see the “coalition of the willing” as the basis for a new alliance without the U.S.| POLITICO
The Israel-Hamas war has brought a boom in cutting-edge military technology from US makers — and a brewing diplomatic headache for the White House.| POLITICO
More than 40 freight routes now connect Europe to the region, where Beijing is accused of subjecting the Uyghur ethnic group to forced labor.| POLITICO
The Russian president has been unable to protect his allies in Venezuela and Iran from an unexpectedly belligerent U.S. President Donald Trump.| POLITICO
Lecornu is carefully weighing his options as he tries to survive a perilous budgetary debate.| POLITICO
Facing mounting losses in Ukraine, Russian mercenaries have been using the American social media companies to enlist fresh blood.| POLITICO
New plan is the latest attempt to breathe life into an expansion process that is currently being blocked by Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán and others.| POLITICO
While Chancellor Friedrich Merz has been cautious in responding to Trump’s Greenland rhetoric, Lars Klingbeil is taking a far harder line.| POLITICO
The £240 million contract with the Ministry of Defence has renewed a debate about Britain’s dependence on American technology.| POLITICO
Washington let Riyadh commit atrocities, then strong-arm the UN into remaining silent.| POLITICO
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agency is looking into alleged inflated prices paid for military rations.| POLITICO
Latin America trade accord wins the required qualified majority, even as France, Poland, Austria, Ireland and Hungary express their opposition.| POLITICO
Officials are looking at an EU bridging loan to help Kyiv stay afloat if they can’t agree on using Moscow’s frozen state assets in time.| POLITICO
Commission officials say the allegations engulfing the EU’s diplomatic service are an EEAS problem.| POLITICO
Danish finance minister says the UK can’t bully the EU in Brexit talks.| POLITICO
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The package includes drones, long-range missiles, soldier systems, logistics vehicles and critical radar upgrades.| POLITICO
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever is unmoved in his opposition to a raid on Moscow’s funds held in a Brussels bank to support a loan to Ukraine.| POLITICO
Belgium’s foreign minister has already expressed concerns over the plan.| POLITICO
U.S. Trade Rep. Jamieson Greer talks tariffs, the Supreme Court and affordability in a new interview.| POLITICO
The tech billionaire blasted “EU woke Stasi commissars” in posts on his social media platform, X.| POLITICO
The lives of Daniel Caspary and René Repasi often overlapped as they grew up. In the European Parliament, they became political rivals — but were also united in common cause.| POLITICO
Tory Leader Kemi Badenoch laid into the communications carnage around the budget — but Starmer criticized her own record in the Treasury.| POLITICO
Countries are looking at joint offensive cyber operations and surprise military drills as Moscow steps up its campaign to destabilize NATO allies.| POLITICO
Regulators suspect foul play in how far-right firebrand Călin Georgescu used the Chinese-owned app to sway voters.| POLITICO
Moscow: Stop violating democratic norms! Bucharest: That’s rich coming from you.| POLITICO
The populist right-winger even appears to be turning accusations from liberal politicians and media to his advantage ahead of Sunday’s vote.| POLITICO
It’s a one-sided affair with most EU exports subject to a 15 percent U.S. tariff — but the auto, aviation and semiconductor industries have escaped the worst.| POLITICO
A confidential study found that a known Russian disinformation network had ramped up its posts by 60 percent while pushing the narrative that the European Commission president was “toxic.R…| POLITICO
Aix-Marseille University is wooing researchers who feel targeted by the Trump administration.| POLITICO
Trump is back — and with him, the risk that the U.S. could unplug Europe from the digital world.| POLITICO
Whose side is he on? It’s hard to keep up, so here’s a handy guide to America’s new policy of close alignment with the Kremlin.| POLITICO
Europe and Ukraine are learning how little the U.S. cares, as the new president aligns himself with their greatest enemy.| POLITICO
Parties that oppose the government of PM Donald Tusk did better than those that back him — creating a problem for Rafał Trzaskowski.| POLITICO
Populist Karol Nawrocki, backed by the Law and Justice party and U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration, beat liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski by 50.89 percent to 49.11 percent.| POLITICO
Monday’s inauguration comes at a critical time for the Eastern European nation of 19 million amid the threat of credit rating downgrades, a budget deficit crisis and a loss of faith in democracy. …| POLITICO
Much-anticipated Istanbul talks fall flat as Russian leader refuses to attend.| POLITICO
Authoritarians’ early popularity can delay resistance — but that’s when the real damage gets done.| POLITICO
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Police have long wanted to read encrypted messages. They now have the backing of the EU’s top brass.| POLITICO
NATO members and other allies would do well to start thinking about how they’d respond if Russia took action against one of its most remote geographies.| POLITICO
Election winner likens the Trump administration to Putin’s Russia as he bids to take Europe in a new direction.| POLITICO
Britain’s government has social platforms in its sights as incitement spreads — and the X owner is squaring up for a fight.| POLITICO
The former PM’s interest highlights contradictions for the powerbrokers and consultants running COP29.| POLITICO
Trump administration officials had expressed reservations over language calling for “inclusive and sustainable” AI.| POLITICO
We have failed to pass on the memory and lessons of the Holocaust to younger generations — the very future of our world.| POLITICO
U.S. tech lobby groups plan to use trade negotiations to push back against the U.K.’s Digital Services Tax.| POLITICO
U.S. president refuses to comment on whether he has already spoken with the Russian leader on ending the war.| POLITICO
If Ukraine isn’t granted NATO membership it will need another way to defend itself from Russia in future, said the Ukrainian president.| POLITICO
The U.S. president’s relentless pursuit of raw materials is storing up trouble for Greenland, but could well be good news for Ukraine.| POLITICO
Trump’s former chief strategist fears his old boss won’t make a clean break and stop military aid to Kyiv.| POLITICO
Plans to move MPs out of the famous building while major works are carried out were first approved in the wake of Paris’s 2019 Notre Dame fire.| POLITICO
Departure of outgoing U.K. ambassador to the U.S. Karen Pierce has reignited criticism of the culture at the top of the British government.| POLITICO
The Meta exec and former British deputy PM launched a broadside at X owner Elon Musk.| POLITICO
“Only the AfD can save Germany,” said the key Donald Trump ally.| POLITICO
Westminster is abuzz with talk of closer ties between the Trump adviser and chief Brexiteer.| POLITICO
Alternative for Germany has woven climate change policy alongside migration and Euroskepticism into its grand narrative of decay, elitism and rage.| POLITICO
The role of Chinese-owned TikTok is under scrutiny following the shock victory of a far-right candidate in Romania’s election.| POLITICO
Western countries have shied away from reacting to Kremlin acts of sabotage and terror.| POLITICO
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It’s a particularly bad time for Berlin to be experiencing political paralysis pending formation of a new government.| POLITICO
The serial entrepreneur’s business ventures are entangled in the worlds of both U.K. and U.S. intelligence.| POLITICO
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Pavel Durov was taken into custody under a French arrest warrant as he got off his private jet at Le Bourget airport, according to French media reports.| POLITICO
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