Inside Nigel Farage’s battle to get Reform election-ready
The insurgent right-wing force is in a race against time to find and vet candidates before any general election.
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Everyone wants a line in the State of the European Union speech
Lobbyists and NGOs hope their message gets through to Ursula von der Leyen in time for the big speech.
EU in space: Going boldly where plenty of people have gone before
In space, no one can hear you regulate.
A new path to power for the far right: Don’t moderate. Stay radical.
The AfD’s victory in eastern Germany is challenging conventional wisdom about how populist parties win elections.
Ireland aims to avoid the rough with golf-mad Trump
Irish authorities hope to shield Trump from protesters and keep his focus on the Irish Open golf tournament at his own Atlantic resort.
Tusk warns of future attacks after ‘direct threat’ averted at Poland-Ukraine border
Polish prime minister spoke of U.S. intel pointing to various scenarios, not just on the Russia-Ukraine border but the whole Eastern flank.
Keep calm and regulate on: Inside the EU’s response to AI extinction warnings
Brussels sees the panic set off in Silicon Valley as vindication that its AI regulation is the right path.
Kazakhstan can’t sing its way into Eurovision in 2027
The EBU says the country “does not qualify for full membership at this time.”
Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez invited to Paris for Gabriel Zucman’s tax-the-rich summit
The economist's big event comes shortly after the launch of his new book.
Bad actors in China and Russia are already weaponizing Anthropic’s AI
Anthropic says foreign scientists, hackers and security services circumvented restrictions to use Claude for dangerous work, including possible bioweapons research.
Macron’s space summit showed Europe isn’t ready for takeoff without the US
The two-day gathering in Paris left some observers disappointed.
EU prosecutors should go after sanctions busters, top diplomat suggests
Kaja Kallas wants the European Public Prosecutor’s Office to be given a mandate to squeeze Russia's war machine.
Le Pen-Bardella, tandem en péril ?
Très attendu par ses troupes, le premier discours de Marine Le Pen en tant que candidate officielle du RN à la présidentielle, dimanche à Hénin-Beaumont, va-t-il dissiper les interrogations nées de la rentrée mouvementée du Rassemblement national ? La reprise en main de la députée va-t-elle entraîner la mise à l’écart de Jordan Bardella, le […]
Farage donor scandal turns spotlight on UK polling industry
Former employees and clients of JL Partners say there have been other instances of funders not being declared.
Lagarde rejects far-left Mélenchon’s debt-cancellation plan
French presidential candidate renewed his call in August for the ECB to freeze pandemic-era government debt.
Energie et climat : ceux qui phosphorent autour de Jean-Luc Mélenchon
Considérée comme un axe prioritaire du programme, la planification écologique fait l'objet de nombreux groupes de travail au sein de LFI
Lagarde brushes off exit gossip as ECB raises rates
ECB president has floated early ECB departure to play a role in the French presidential campaign.
German foreign minister urges voters to back Ukraine, NATO as far right surges
Johann Wadephul invokes the collapse of the Weimar Republic as the AfD’s historic Saxony-Anhalt win sharpens Germany’s guns-versus-butter debate.