Von der Leyen aide held secret talks with Trump team amid trade war
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Bjoern Seibert visited Washington ahead of high-level contacts between the Commission president and JD Vance.
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Ukraine’s Brit allies cry ‘appeasement’ as Trump talks to Putin
Cross-party outrage greets Trump's bid for Ukraine peace — with specter of Neville Chamberlain's fateful World War II deal raised.
Trump kept Germany’s Scholz in the dark about his Ukraine peace plan
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Based on talks with Trump, Scholz had expected Washington to continue its support for Kyiv, he told POLITICO
Munich car attack jolts German election as politicians amp up migration rhetoric
Likely next chancellor Friedrich Merz calls for tougher law and order, saying "Something has to change."
European Parliament urges lawmakers to only use encrypted messages after China hacks
The advice comes after it was revealed that a China-linked hacking group conducted large-scale intrusions on U.S. and global telecommunication providers.
Reynolds hits ‘reset’ on competition
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SNEAK PEEK — The government is giving the CMA a ‘reset’. The CMA will try to show it’s got the message. — Peter Kyle explains the U.K.’s AI summit statement snub. — MPs pick up where peers left off …
The UK economy just about grew at the end of 2024
News offers a sliver of relief to Keir Starmer's government.
NATO ministers plead for Ukraine to be involved in Trump-Putin peace talks
But alliance chief Mark Rutte was keen to downplay fears that Europe and Kyiv are being sidelined.
Scholz and Merz face toughest critics yet: Germany’s kids
The German chancellor and his conservative challenger faced unfiltered questions from young interviewers on coalition disputes, the war in Ukraine and even döner kebabs.
Keir Starmer plots visit to China. He just needs a policy first
Trip would be first by a UK prime minister in more than seven years — but there is still a live debate about the Labour government's "audit" into its China policy.
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