EU rules help strengthen requirements relating to financing and transparency for European political parties and foundations and limit the risk of foreign interference. On this page What are European political parties and foundations? Political parties: a ...

President Donald Trump is doubling down on his increasingly harsh criticism of the U.S.’s European allies as he faces pushback from European leaders over his Administration's new national security strategy, calling Europe “weak” and “decaying ...

US Secretary of State has released a list of European personalities which are forbidden of entry in the US. One of them is a former French and European minister, Thierry breton. The reason ? Their role in creating EU's tech regulations. Now, how will react ...

For more on President Trump's relationship with Europe, we're joined by Anne Applebaum. She is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and historian, a staff writer for The Atlantic who's reported from all over the world, and she's with us now. Good morning, Anne.

The idea of Europe as a borderless utopia is one of the most enduring myths in modern politics. To the casual traveler, moving from Paris to Prague or Berlin to Rome feels effortless, a symbol of unity, freedom, and shared prosperity. The Schengen ...

Deficits are like cheeses: both come in many varieties, are something of a European speciality, and become problematic if left to fester too long. A deficit in government spending, the hardy perennial of European politics, has a proven ability to topple ...

To fix what he sees wrong in Europe, President Donald Trump has prescribed the continent’s ancient and most lethal poison — nationalism. Nationalism is a patriotism, a love of one’s own country, that has curdled into a hatred both of other countries ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Monday that Kyiv is nearly ready to present a refined peace plan to the United States after days of talks with European partners, even as he maintains that Ukraine cannot give up any territory to Russia.

“No, European civilization will not fade away. But yes, our political order is today in danger, despite its precious stability in an unpredictable world, despite its immense scientific, technological, cultural and financial wealth,” says Jean-Noel Barrot.

Political tensions are higher in Europe than they have been at any time since the Cold War, given the escalating Russia-Ukraine conflict, recent drone and MiG incursions into European air space, and cyberattacks against major European airports. In June ...