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What Ukraine needs to survive another winter
We’re back! And so are Ukraine’s key backers. On the 35th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence from the Soviet Union, leaders meet in Kyiv
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The Danube is drying up. Europe still has no plan.
Experts and green groups hope the Danube drought will be a wake-up call for EU policymakers.
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The shipping industry profits from conflict and looks East
At the peak of the Hormuz crisis, Kapa Research asked 300+ shipping leaders about the future. They see influence shifting East, turmoil as b
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Der Herbst des Friedrich Merz
Die Sommerpause ist vorbei und Kanzler Friedrich Merz blickt entscheidenden Wochen entgegen. Rasmus Buchsteiner analysiert, wie gefährlich s
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Britain told EU citizens to trust its settled status system. Then it mixed up identical twins.
A woman granted U.K. settled status under the post-Brexit system was left stranded abroad after the Home Office misidentified her.
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Ukraine widens its targets — and its tolerance for civilian casualties
Unlike Moscow, Kyiv has not deliberately tried to kill civilians.
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Germany’s establishment has a plan to contain the far right. Sort of.
On Sept. 6, the Alternative for Germany party is expected to break through the country's political "firewall."
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The UK assisted dying bill is coming back. Its Labour champion is looking to Australia for inspiration
Lauren Edwards’ campaign is trying to restart a stalled process to legalized assisted dying in England and Wales — and she's taking cues fro
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Zelenskyy: Elections would ‘tear Ukraine apart’
The Ukrainian president argues that holding a vote today would only play into Vladimir Putin's hands.
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Man injured in drug-linked Brussels shooting after attack on police station
The police station attack marked "yet another wake-up call for Brussels," according to the capital's minister-president.
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Tiny fish could unlock new MS drugs. Brexit is getting in the way.
A small fish that can repair damaged nerves holds promise for new drugs to treat multiple sclerosis. But research has been slowed by Britain
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France to ramp up Ukraine support, says Macron
The French president's comments come after Russian drones targeted a shopping mall on Friday, leaving 16 dead.
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Former EU Commissioner Siim Kallas dies at 77
A key figure in Estonia's European trajectory, Kallas was the Baltic country's first ever commissioner.
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Ein Spaziergang mit Sven Schulze
Am 6. September steht Sachsen-Anhalt vor einer historischen Landtagswahl, bei der die AfD erstmals stärkste Kraft werden könnte. Ministerprä
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‘Shameful’: Israel faces international backlash after closing probe into Gaza aid strike
"The victims of this incident and their families deserve justice and accountability, and we will continue to seek answers on their behalf,”
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France tackles dodgy condom problem
Some recalled products carried “risk of bursting” and “the presence of perforations,” according to French authorities.
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Poll: The older and richer you are, the more you like AI
Optimism for AI increases with age and wealth, with young adults the most pessimistic, polling shared with POLITICO shows.
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Germany plans a €12B missile program to deter Putin
Internal defense ministry documents say the plan for a new long-range strike arsenal ranges from cheap cruise missiles to Tomahawks and futu
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A German conservative mayor backed the AfD. Now Merz is on the spot.
Bernd Prange wants his rivals to win outright — and his own party to tear down the country's political firewall.
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China slams EU foreign subsidies rules, links them to trade talks
Beijing’s broadside against the Foreign Subsidies Regulation puts pressure on the recently relaunched trade dialogue.
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Warum sich der Glaube an das Land lohnt – mit Justus Geilhufe
Zwischen globalen Krisen und wirtschaftlichen Sorgen fühlen sich viele Menschen überfordert, obwohl sie ihr persönliches Leben oft positiv b
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Week Ender archives: Is China the ‘abusive’ partner the EU just can’t quit?
The Brussels Playbook Week Ender podcast is still away on holiday — but don’t worry, we will be back next week. In the meantime, here’s an e
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Burnham will divert ‘significant’ resources out of civil service, says No. 10 North chief
Caroline Simpson, the No. 10 deputy chief of staff, tells POLITICO England remains "one of the most centralized countries in the Western Hem
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En brandissant la carte Breton, Bayrou fâche les bayrouistes
Le patron du Modem défend l'hypothèse d'une candidature de Thierry Breton à la présidentielle. Mais ses soutiens comme ses alliés centristes
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