U.S. elections

An announcement on the Blair-era heavyweight’s new role is expected from No.10 Downing Street Friday.

U.K. prime minister and U.S. president-elect spoke by phone Wednesday.

U.S. president-elect said Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan conducted an “unfriendly takeover” of Syria, which Turkey has wanted “for thousands of years.”

The shock victory of an ultranationalist in Romania’s presidential election puts the EU’s Digital Services Act in the spotlight.

Trump should make his intentions known so the EU can make a contingency plan, says top Polish finance official.

The former Fox News host also visited Moscow in February for a sit-down with President Vladimir Putin.

His die-hard supporters — as well as some federal judges — are left to speculate about his clemency plans.

Big-money pledges will be even harder to trust. Fossil fuel producers have more leverage. China is ascendant.

Even getting countries to restate the 2023 deal has been a struggle at COP29.

US Republicans — including Trump pick Marco Rubio — have warned handover could imperil security and boost China.

U.S. president-elect’s son adds it was “nasty” for Scottish First Minister John Swinney to endorse Democrat Kamala Harris before the election.

Peter Mandelson — tipped as Britain’s next US ambassador — says Brexiteer can be a ‘bridgehead’ between London and Washington.

French president appears keen to cross swords with U.S. president-elect.

Negotiators have to agree on a financial target for global climate aid. What could go wrong?

Their message about expanding U.S. gas production came at a global meeting that’s focused on moving the world away from fossil fuels.

Media organizations turns up the heat on X amid cries of ‘toxic’ content.

Chancellor says she will “always do what is in our national interest for our economy.”

Britain’s government is being warned deal over home of U.S. military base will only rile the president-elect.

The paper cites “often disturbing content promoted or found on the platform, including far-right conspiracy theories and racism.” 

The U.S. president-elect’s return to the world stage comes as Britain and the EU are resetting relations. Brussels sees an opportunity.

The Florida Republican is expected to face little resistance from his colleagues on the Senate floor.

Beneath the brave words at the president-elect’s victory were real worries that action will stall without the United States.

“Everybody’s concerned about next steps,” Beijing’s top climate envoy Liu Zhenmin tells reporters.

Former intelligence official Ezra A. Cohen takes aim at top diplomat for 2019 tweet branding Trump ‘no friend of Britain.’