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The AfD casts itself as an attractive option for Jews worried about Muslim migration. Germany’s main Jewish group isn’t buying it.

The Commission president is further centralizing the EU executive in her second term.

The Commission president is pushing a sweeping, rapid and centralized agenda to “simplify” EU rules — and not everyone in Brussels is thrilled.

“If you want to destroy a nation,” Glenn Micallef says, “you attack its culture.”

France is hosting a global artificial intelligence summit that costs far less than the U.K.’s 2023 affair.

Top tips for Britain’s new ambassador from people who’ve done the job and lived to tell the tale.

Debanking went stateside in November, but has a well-trodden history in Britain after Farage was kicked out of Coutts bank.

Bratislava and Kyiv have been at loggerheads since the Slovak leadership cut off weapons flows to Ukraine and embraced Moscow talking points.

After the rebuilding of the Notre-Dame cathedral, Macron has a new pet project: the Louvre.

“I find it quite disturbing when the Holocaust is politically instrumentalized,” far-right leader says.

They join politicians from Rishi Sunak to Emmanuel Macron in putting their best feet forward.

François Bayrou sparked a wave of indignation with comment that France is suffering from “flooding” by immigrants.

The French president said the project would be paid for by the museum’s own resources and private donors, not taxpayer money.

“Acknowledgement of the dark past of the country” is vital, says the chair of Israel’s Holocaust remembrance center.

In a new book, Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner urges the U.S. and Europe to join together in a “Freedom Trade Alliance” against China, Russia and other autocracies.

Downing Street says reported incident on parliamentary estate is ‘incredibly concerning.’

Ukraine and Poland heal their own relationship in face of Russian aggression.

Independent MEP Fidias Panayiotou met the billionaire in 2023 and has taken his line on some big political issues, from Ukraine to digital rules.

No such connection has yet been uncovered, the president said.

Eight years ago, Trump and Brexit sparked fears social media was corroding reality. Now, that narrative is crumbling.

Joe Biden has long expressed an admiration for Carter, a sentiment that was palpable in the president’s statement Sunday evening.

Americans are rejecting some liberal values.