Antwerp Mayor Bart De Wever was a possible target of the “radicalized Muslim youths” who were arrested Monday by Belgian
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Legal critics say Alberta premier’s call to accused inappropriate, Madu argues it was above board
While legal critics say Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s phone call with a street pastor facing criminal charges related to last
Guiding institution-to-citizen communication
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Your questions about the Trump indictment, answered
The unprecedented indictment of former President Donald Trump plunges the legal system into murky waters. The Manhattan grand jury’s decision
Fraud inquiry launched into EU transport chief’s free Qatar flights
The EU’s anti-fraud office has opened an investigation into Henrik Hololei, the EU’s departing transport chief, following POLITICO’s revelations that he accepted
The political king: Charles talks up net-zero and refugee action in Berlin visit
LONDON — In his first overseas visit as U.K. monarch, King Charles III is doing little to dispel the notion
Joe Lycett’s Trolling Of Liz Truss Just Reached A Whole New Level
Joe Lycett and Liz Truss Joe Lycett has taken another swipe at Liz Truss after inviting the former prime minister
Cash, know-how and public support: The recipe for hitting Europe’s green building targets
This article is the product of a POLITICO Working Group, presented by Holcim. If the EU wants to meet its 2050
Deputy PMQs scorecard as Raab and Rayner get stuck in on crime
Prime minister’s questions: a shouty, jeery, very occasionally useful advert for British politics. Here’s what you need to know from
French unions vow further protests on 10th general strike against Macron’s pension plans
PARIS — French unions vowed to continue demonstrations next week amid another day of protests Tuesday against French President Emmanuel