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Fewer more pathetic sights have there been than Paris on Monday night. The leaders of Europe’s eight once-great military powers, scrabbling together to meet and look relevant in a world that has left them behind. And what came of it? Only more empty words and disagreement.

It saw a 17% drop in fees in the UK over the six months to December 31.

Last weekend’s events will have left many with the dizzying sensation of watching historic events unfold before their eyes. The content of the speeches delivered by US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and Vice President JD Vance – at NATO’s headquarters in Brussels and at the Munich Security Conference, respectively –…

Trump called Zelenskyy a ‘dictator’ amid a brewing war of words between the two leaders.

US national security adviser claims Ukrainian president has failed to ‘come to the table’ despite not being invited to Russia-US talks this week

Shamrock Rovers are one win from history in Europe while League of Ireland clubs are thriving after Covid and Brexit

If the country holds out against the Trump-assisted AfD, it shows rightwing populism can be resisted in Europe’s heartland, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

On Sunday, Germans will vote in an election that could shape both their country’s future and that of the European Union. While the hard-right AfD gains support, centrist and left-leaning parties struggle to tackle key issues such as immigration, inflation, and whether to back US President Donald Trump’s efforts to…

How do you solve Europe's lagging economic growth and reverse its industrial decline?

Greenpeace argues European-backed projects hamper countries’ ability to decarbonise their own economies

US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the Russians "have the cards" in any negotiation to end the war in Ukraine, after branding Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a "dictator" who refuses to hold elections.