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The French president said the war in Iran “cannot justify” a drone strike on troops involved in a counterterrorism training exercise in Kurdistan.

Tomc told POLITICO Kos was not honest when “claiming that she didn’t collaborate in the secret service … We have to do something with this information.”

A spokesperson for the EPP said: “Romana Tomc has kept the EPP Group closely informed about the latest revelations concerning…

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“We will see how things turn out if [the EU’s migration policy] comes under pressure again,” Dutch Migration Minister Bart van den Brink, who only took up his role last month, told POLITICO on the sidelines of a meeting of migration ministers in Brussels last week. 

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Applying for a role you have a vanishingly small chance of getting is rather terrifying, but at least it shows that there’s interest in a relatively old-fashioned type of job rather than, say, reviewing sandwiches on social media (and in this divided world, I’d hope we can all agree on…

Marseille, France’s second city, is. And the incumbent center-left candidate there faces a serious challenge from the National Rally.

Other southern cities such as Nice, Toulon and Nîmes are also far-right targets, so keep an eye on those to get a sense of whether voters are ready to…

The mixed messages by U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration about how long the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran will last have unnerved allies and shaken European markets. Two weeks into the conflict, EU capitals are asking when it will end and how they can…

In May, Labour faces losing some of its oldest heartlands. In Wales, the party has dominated elections for 104 years, but is, according to polls, fighting for third or fourth place against powerful forces on the left and right — Plaid Cymru and Reform.

Host Sascha…