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Greenland "should be controlled by the United States, not by Denmark", Trump said on Tuesday

Mark Rutte had earlier said the deals should be collectively worth "tens of billions" 

The exact conditions surrounding Le Pen's entry into the presidential race are intricate, though technically she could run

One wants a "proportionate" approach to the SPC extension for new medicines

Green groups urge EU action over Austria’s trigger-happy wolf policy

Brussels also plans farm-level tracking of livestock emissions

Visits by Western leaders to Armenia, once rare, have become commonplace in recent months

Turkey has long sought to gain readmittance to the F35 programme

The Reform UK party leader has come under scrutiny about his finances

The US cannot produce Patriots fast enough, Zelenskyy says

Future ‘contingency measures’ planned to deal with access restrictions

Europe now has a shared standard for measuring pharmaceutical emissions and evidence that healthier patients mean lower healthcare carbon – making 2026 procurement reform the moment to act

As the EU turns global brain health commitments into national action, member states remain far apart on epilepsy care

Preparedness, not reaction, saves lives, WHO Europe chief says

Russia uses international police cooperation mechanisms to target European officials, according to the resolution

A full suspension of the Entry-Exit System is neither necessary nor practical, Brussels says

The question remains: will she run for president wearing a tag?

Lawmakers seek to restore voluntary scanning powers for tech platforms

It has been dubbed a 'Ruff week' for Fidesz and MCC as Magyar pushes through another constitutional overhaul

Foreign minister Gunnarsdóttir warns on foreign interference in upcoming EU referendum