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Britons want to get closer to the EU — and even Farage’s voters agree
As Labour grandees discuss reversing Brexit, Public First results show 70% of voters would welcome tighter ties with the European Union.
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No country for old women: Pressure builds on Spain’s Sánchez over eviction of elderly tenant
Intense protests are forcing the embattled prime minister to make a choice: Either deliver on housing or risk further alienating voters ahea
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Europe’s businesses are paying for Russia’s hybrid war
The continent is finally naming Moscow's gray-zone aggression for what it is. Now it has to deal with the bill.
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Send rejected asylum-seekers out of EU ASAP, urges Greek minister
A pilot project to send migrants who have been denied the right to stay in the EU to designated 'return' countries will be in place by early
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Mélenchon’s plan to beat the far right: Grab the first-time voters
The leftist veteran believes that young voters as well as those from working-class suburbs and with immigrants roots can propel him to the r
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Block US sanctions on ICC, EU lawmakers tell Commission
Automatically applying U.S. sanctions "stems from the time when we thought that the Americans were still our friends," said Dutch lawmaker D
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Burnham’s EU push reopens Labour’s Brexit divide
Cabinet members were all over the place ahead of the prime minister's big Labour address.
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Farage is still Labour’s main opponent, says party chair
Bridget Phillipson also throws her weight behind caps on political party spending limits.
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Budget : le gouvernement envisage un gel “réversible” des retraites
L'exécutif travaille à une revalorisation à l’inflation des retraites sous les 1260 euros, et un décret pour déterminer une éventuelle index
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Labour conference: Top things we learned down the POLITICO Pub
We swilled pints and grilled Labour politicians — from Ed Miliband to Bridget Phillipson — so you didn’t have to.
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Northern Ireland leader accused of joining ‘mob’ to block Protestant parade
Unionists demand criminal consequences for First Minister Michelle O’Neill of Sinn Féin — who joined the road blockade against the Orange Or
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Treasury minister says City experience ‘not a conflict’
The City of London is lobbying hard against the prospect of a windfall tax on the banks ahead of the October budget.
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Qu’est-ce qui peut encore arrêter le RN ?
Intentions de votes à la présidentielle, résultats aux sénatoriales, enlisement du bloc central : tout semble rouler pour Marine Le Pen. Mai
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UK Labour shouldn’t work with nationalists who want to break up UK, says Welsh secretary
Stephen Kinnock says Plaid Cymru's support for independence would make a coalition untenable.
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Ukraine regains territory and captures POWs in frontline push
Operation Vivaldi has seen Ukraine make progress against Russian forces, which had been threatening a key fortress city.
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Britain needs tougher steel trade defenses, Cabinet minister says
Stephen Kinnock tells POLITICO he is “not at all happy” with the current tariff position.
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French far right’s Bardella denies reports he made antisemitic comments
Mediapart published several comments it alleged the MEP made as a teenager and young activist.
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London’s Oxford Street will be pedestrianized from Oct. 26
The London mayor said a kilometer of the capital city's road will be traffic free from next month.
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Wes Streeting: Britain and Europe must get out of ‘defensive crouch’
U.K. defense secretary dismissed assertions that the U.S. was disengaging from Europe despite America reviewing its capabilities across the
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UK slavery reparations not on the table, says Ed Miliband
Ahead of a crunch Commonwealth summit, the British foreign secretary says his priority is addressing the current challenges low-income count
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Lucy Powell ‘confident’ Labour will win Holborn and St Pancras by-election
Speaking to POLITICO, Labour's deputy leader says the insurgent Greens have 'underestimated' the challenge of winning in Holborn and St Panc
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Miliband distances Britain from Trump’s G20 Putin invite
The U.K. foreign secretary says London still won't directly engage with Moscow after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Pope Leo urges concessions to end war in Ukraine
The pontiff addressed challenges facing Europe in a speech near the French-German border.
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New bill to soften Starmer-era scrapping of jury trials, justice secretary confirms
Alex Norris tells POLITICO his department has heard need to balance speed and confidence in the justice system.
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