Paul Taylor, a contributing editor at POLITICO, writes the “Europe At Large” column. PARIS — France is having to
Category: Politics
Boris Johnson can’t (or won’t) do discipline
LONDON — Even after being accused of sexual assault on a drunken night out, it’s hard to get in trouble
Von der Leyen lays out ‘hard work’ needed from Ukraine to join EU
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Friday morning outlined the next steps in Ukraine’s path to joining the
Spain lugs its political fights, scandals and protests into the NATO summit
MADRID — For three days, again and again, Spain’s political baggage kept getting pulled into the NATO arena, threatening to
Supreme Court handcuffs Biden’s climate efforts
The Supreme Court delivered a major setback to President Joe Biden’s ambitious climate change goals on Thursday, ruling that the
Commission says it can’t find von der Leyen-Pfizer texts — and doesn’t need to
If it’s short and sweet, it’s OK to delete. That’s the takeaway from the European Commission when it comes to
French far-right MP nostalgic for French Algeria in parliament’s opening speech
PARIS — The opening speech on the opening day of the new French parliament wasn’t quite what was expected — an emotional
City of Brussels suspends (but doesn’t cut) ties with Moscow
Moscow and Brussels’ sister city relationship has been suspended — but not ended, Brussels Mayor Philippe Close said. Close, the
German and French consumer sentiment tanks
FRANKFURT – Consumer sentiment in the eurozone’s two largest economies is tumbling further amid surging inflation and growing worries over