Ukrainian President Zelensky is reportedly struggling to find a new ambassador to the United States, as several candidates have declined the position.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's August 8 meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in Belgrade, reportedly to secure Serbian shells, caused an uproar due to Zelensky's reaffirmation that Kyiv does not recognize Kosovo's independence.

Zia Weise's article for Politico Europe discusses the economic repercussions of Europe's severe summer, noting that the EU has spent the past year revising its Green Deal to accommodate industrial revival pressures.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is reportedly hardening her stance on migration, facing pressure from a former general and a political clash with Madrid.

The United States has fully restored intelligence sharing with Ukraine after a temporary freeze, aiding Kyiv in conducting more effective long-range attacks on Russian territory.

Macedonian Minister Mucunski stated to 'Politico' that the idea of constitutional amendments has become politically toxic due to too many concessions, hindering the country's EU membership bid.

Rapid global warming is making property uninsurable in certain parts of Europe, according to a report by Politico, as insurance companies respond to increased climate risks.

The Pentagon is transferring the leadership of the Ukraine assistance mission in Germany to another state, a move reported by Politico to reflect a distancing between the US and Europe. This change in command signals a shift in the coordination of aid efforts.

A Politico reporter observed that the alliance between the 'Make America Great Again' movement and the Hungarian far-right, once sheltered by MCC, appears to be in retreat, raising questions about its survival after a Fidesz defeat.

Directorul Biroului Federal de Investigații al SUA, Kash Patel, intenționează să efectueze o vizită în Rusia în această toamnă, au declarat pentru Politico un oficial american și o sursă bine…

Politico reported that Tamás Sulyok, though not a Fidesz member and relatively unknown, became a symbol of the party's reinforced influence and effectively 'fired himself'.

Burnout was the most common diagnosis for sick leave among European diplomatic service officials between April last year and March this year, accounting for 28% of cases, according to a document seen by Politico.

Politico's newsletter features Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kostis Pierrakakis, with the headline 'Is Pierrakakis Europe's 'secret weapon' against China?', referring to his potential role in addressing the Chinese currency.

Politico reports that what was once considered Putin's crowning achievement, Crimea, is now becoming a serious vulnerability, with residents being advised to stock up on emergency supplies.

Greece, along with eight other countries, has sent a joint letter to the European Commission requesting an extension of flexibility regarding new border controls, citing pressure on the EU's external borders.

An internal NATO poll, obtained by POLITICO, indicates that fewer than half of Americans believe the alliance would support them in the event of an attack, highlighting significant dissatisfaction.

Politico has reported on Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson, noting his music is banned in Europe but remains popular among Croatian football fans worldwide. His songs were a backdrop for fan gatherings this summer.

Greece's Minister Pierrakakis emphasized the need for Europe to strengthen its strategy in technology, artificial intelligence, and digital developments in the financial sector, integrating these issues into the core of Eurogroup discussions.

An internal European Commission document, cited by Politico, reportedly reveals evidence of an alleged Hungarian secret service network operating in Brussels and targeting Commission officials.

Politico reports that the European Union's plans concerning Serbia are expected to be delayed. The reasons for the postponement have been outlined.

The European Commission is developing a plan to offer economic benefits to EU candidate countries before their full accession, as governments seek ways to accelerate the bloc's enlargement process.

Greece, Denmark, Austria, Germany, and the Netherlands are reportedly advocating for new EU return hubs outside the bloc for rejected asylum seekers, a plan raising human rights concerns.

The 'Patriots for Europe' group in the European Parliament, which includes Fidesz members, reportedly spent 100 million forints irregularly over six months, with irregularities primarily linked to French organizations.

EU leaders are set to meet in Brussels on Thursday, where they are expected to take a confrontational stance against China, with both sides accusing each other of various issues.

A Brussels court has sentenced Viktor Labin, a Russian-Belgian citizen and agent of Russia's Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU), to five years in prison, according to investigative journalism portal 'The Insider' citing 'Politico'.

Politico is relaunching its longform journalism efforts with a new weekly "magazine" package, aiming to focus on examining power within its weekend news diet.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is reportedly expected to attend the G7 summit scheduled to take place in France at the end of June.

According to Politico, Ukraine and Moldova are anticipated to open their first negotiation clusters for EU membership on June 15.

NATO is rapidly strengthening the defenses of the Baltic island of Gotland, which military strategists view as a critical and exposed line of defense against Russia, located just 300 kilometers from its territory.

A European authority has expressed concern over the policies of the Mi Hazánk and AfD party family, with discussions even including the possibility of a ban, according to a letter obtained by Politico.

Ukraine's chief negotiator has arrived in Berlin for discussions with representatives from Germany, France, and the UK. Details of the visit and the talks are emerging.

Politico reports that Russia's efforts to turn drone appearances over the Baltic states into a political crisis between Ukraine and its allies appear to be futile.

According to Politico, Romania, despite being the sixth-largest EU country by population and a significant beneficiary of European funds, has low visibility in Brussels diplomacy, as cited by five diplomats and officials.

Former French President François Hollande, who left office in 2017 with historically low approval ratings, may attempt a political comeback. Politico reports that such a return was previously considered unthinkable for the socialist politician.

A new legislative regulation proposed by the Greek government is reportedly limiting the role of the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) in investigating an agricultural subsidies scandal. This move has drawn objections from the EPPO, to which Greek government sources have responded.

Politico reports that the European Union is considering former leaders Angela Merkel, Mario Draghi, and Alexander Stubb as potential negotiators with Russia regarding Ukraine.

Hundreds of US judges have found that over 10,000 arrests made by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) were unlawful, according to a "Politico" report. ICE was also found to have violated its powers in several detention cases.

Montenegro's bid for EU membership took another step forward as EU officials began work on an accession agreement for the Western Balkan country.

The hashtag alluding to political assassination goes viral in the USA: alarm for the spread of online hate

After the decline of Labour and Conservative parties, England's political landscape is moving towards a multi-party system, with new forces like Reform and the Greens gaining influence.

Politico reports that for Ukraine, Serbian weapons are a more critical issue than the question of Kosovo's independence, following Zelenskyy's visit to Belgrade and his statement that Ukraine will not recognize Kosovo's independence.

Politico reports that Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit to Serbia and his statement regarding non-recognition of Kosovo have created tensions in the Balkans, potentially driven by Ukraine's need for Serbian Soviet-caliber ammunition.

Islandia i Czarnogóra mogłyby wspólnie dołączyć do Unii Europejskiej w 2028 roku - podało w piątek Politico.

Reports indicate that the US intelligence community has recently sent spies and assets to Cuba, as detailed in a POLITICO report.

Germany aims to acquire combat unmanned aerial vehicles to meet stricter NATO requirements, but disagreements within the Ministry of Defense and technical obstacles are hindering the procurement process.

EU countries failed to agree on a new package of sanctions against Russia, with Politico reporting that Greece is raising objections.

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini visited jeweler Mario Roggero in Bollate prison, offering political support and hinting at a possible candidacy for Roggero, who was definitively convicted of murder.

Politicians in Pakistan have called for restraint following recent remarks made by Fazl, indicating a need to de-escalate tensions.

Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, suggested in an interview with Politico that national revenues from frequency spectrum should be channeled into EU funds.

Tutti i leader del centrosinistra invocano l’apertura della crisi di governo. Il sit-in per celebrare il successo politico

About 1,200 Department of Justice alumni signed a letter opposing Todd Blanche's confirmation as Attorney General, but critics allege that Democrat politicos are using an underhanded, hyper-partisan playbook to torpedo Trump's nominee.

Alexis Tsipras, in an interview with Politico, urged the Greek government to stop giving a 'blank check' to the US in foreign policy, criticizing the Prime Minister for excessive concessions to the US.

A survey conducted in June across 24 EU member states indicates a division, with respondents in eight countries favoring closer relations with China, nine preferring the US, and seven showing nearly equal results.

Kyriakos Pierrakakis, President of the Eurogroup and Greek Minister of Finance, emphasized the need for Europe to decisively strengthen its strategy in AI and cybersecurity during an interview with POLITICO.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office has ordered coordinated police raids on close associates of French far-right leader Jordan Bardella, causing a political stir in France.

The Vatican has accused the European Union of applying double standards in its enforcement of international law regarding wars, citing selective application based on political interests. This criticism has raised the possibility of a new conflict between the Pope and JD Vance.

Romania's National Bank chief economist proposes a politico-economic pact to ensure all governments adhere to clear targets for inflation, budget deficit, and economic growth, regardless of political orientation.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced plans for new asylum departure centers outside Europe, with sources telling Politico which countries are being discussed within the EU.

The US Commerce Secretary has signaled possible action regarding Chinese humanoid robots following a review. This indicates a potential crackdown on the technology, as reported by Politico.

Bulgaria has reportedly approved the export of surveillance technologies to intelligence agencies in countries with questionable human rights and surveillance records, according to documents cited by POLITICO.

Germany's Defence Ministry is reportedly in talks with Ukrainian and Israeli companies to acquire low-cost, long-range cruise missiles to bolster its deterrence capabilities against Russia.

The European Commission is reportedly employing artificial intelligence to speed up its work with potential EU member states, according to Politico. This AI tool is being used by the enlargement department to streamline operations.

Jared Kushner's decision to invest in a luxury tourism complex on Albania's southern coast unexpectedly triggered a national uprising, according to an analysis by Politico.

The Pentagon's decision not to sell long-range Tomahawk missiles to Germany has raised concerns about the EU's dependence on US capabilities and its ability to defend itself.

An Italian article argues that reclaiming personal time should be a political objective in a society dominated by "total work." It suggests that culture thrives in contemplative life and that progressive agendas should promote measures for individuals to reappropriate their time.

According to Politico, a Member of the European Parliament sought medical treatment after staying in a hotel in Strasbourg, citing unsanitary conditions. MEPs are required to convene in France once a month.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro told Politico that some politicians are cynically using opposition to AIPAC donations to silence Jewish Americans in politics.

Baltic states are consulting with Ukrainian defense manufacturers and civil protection experts to discuss the construction of bomb shelters, as reported by Politico.

Romania's diplomacy in Brussels has been satirized by Politico's influential 'Brussels Playbook' newsletter, which featured a section titled 'Missing Romanians' regarding the country's presence.

The probability of a US military intervention in Cuba is growing - writes "Politico", citing its sources in the US administration.

An overlooked email led to confusion in Poland regarding the cancellation of a planned deployment of 4,000 US soldiers, with Polish officials learning about it through the media.

The European Union is reportedly preparing to intensify efforts to reduce its economic dependence on China and protect European industries from an influx of cheap imports, including new tariffs and controls against overproduction.

Following Iceland's upcoming referendum on EU accession talks, Norway, one of Europe's wealthiest nations, may reconsider its own EU membership question, with POLITICO suggesting they 'sensed the moment'.

Politico reports that another package of EU sanctions against Russia, related to its war against Ukraine, is anticipated in late June or early July.

Politico analyzes the developing relationship between the EU and Péter Magyar, noting that the Hungarian government has been given until August 31st to formally request EU funds. This deadline follows an initial positive engagement between the parties.

A Politico analysis suggests that while NATO remained outside the US-Israel conflict with Iran, the conflict revealed serious vulnerabilities in the alliance's defense architecture, raising concerns about its preparedness to fight Russia.

According to Politico, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy experienced a significant political setback in the Balkans, evidenced by the removal of a 'Free Ukraine' banner in Pristina, Kosovo, which had been displayed since 2022.

A movement of 'neo-Luddites' is gaining traction in America, criticizing the unregulated development of artificial intelligence and its potential negative impacts on society, as highlighted by a Politico report.

The Pentagon is reportedly relinquishing command of NATO's Germany-based headquarters, which coordinates military aid to Ukraine, shifting responsibility to Europe.

Insurers may begin to avoid areas frequently affected by disasters, according to Politico, indicating a potential shift in risk assessment and coverage strategies.

George Simion, a nationalist leader aligned with Trump's MAGA movement, is gaining prominence in Romania, the sixth most populous EU country, ahead of upcoming elections, as he maintains a strong eurosceptic stance.

According to Politico, Commissioner Ekaterina Zaharieva is visiting Sofia to "take the temperature" of Bulgaria's policy towards Ukraine. Her visit focuses on key aspects of the country's position.

Politico reports that the European Commission's rule of law report urges reforms in Hungary, citing significant shortcomings in the judiciary and the fight against corruption.

Kyriakos Pierrakakis spoke to Politico, presenting his proposal for European coordination of spectrum frequency auctions and the utilization of a portion of the related revenues.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has requested the resignation of Prime Minister Sviridenko following a corruption investigation, with imminent embezzlement accusations against Ukraine's ambassador to the US also reported.

According to Politico, American funding might keep the Brussels MCC alive following the dissolution of its Hungarian foundation, though an institution spokesperson is unsure how it will operate.

A new survey commissioned by Politico reveals that Americans are weary of politics dominating every aspect of their lives, though many struggle to break the habit.

Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras stated in an interview with POLITICO that Greece should 'cool down' its excessively close relationship with the MAGA movement.

The President of the Eurogroup, K. Pierrakakis, emphasized the need for Europe to decisively strengthen its strategy in technology, artificial intelligence, and digital developments within the financial sector.

A Politico report, citing an EU Commission investigation document, states that a Hungarian intelligence group operating from the Brussels permanent representation has been targeting EU officials since 2013, with increased activity since 2015.

Serbian President Vučić's repeated announcements of resignation are seen as a political calculation, while his public display of medicines has raised concerns about potential legal violations if made by a doctor. Politico reports that EU plans to reward Serbia for repealing controversial laws will be delayed following Vučić's announcement of resignation and elections.

The establishment within the Democratic Party is reportedly 'furious' and fears a series of unexpected victories in its own ranks during primary elections in New York City, according to Politico.

The political crisis in Bucharest is deepening, with Mayor Nicușor Dan facing his biggest challenge yet, according to international publications. The city is under pressure as political tensions escalate.

According to POLITICO, support for Donald Trump was once a political asset for Europe's populist right, but the situation has changed, and his European allies are now distancing themselves from him.

A Politico analysis examines the potential consequences of four newly appointed prime ministers joining the EU leaders' table, speculating on who might become the next 'obstacle' in the EU after Viktor Orbán.

Politico reports that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen does not intend to run for a third term as the head of the institution in 2029, citing two senior officials.

NATO is reportedly adopting new strategies, including involving the private sector, to combat Russia's hybrid aggression, which includes recruiting teenagers on platforms like Telegram and Discord to create chaos. The alliance aims to move beyond reactive measures to proactively counter these threats.

With only four days left, negotiations for forming a new government in Romania have stalled after a major party refused to support the designated Prime Minister and MEP Eugen Tomac.

A satirical column by Paul Dallison for Politico explores the nature of an EU Member of Parliament's job, pondering if it is a 'real job' and how many tasks can be too many for one person.

A Politico report highlights an 'alarm bell' from the EU Commission, indicating that high energy costs, the green transition, and industrial restructuring threaten half a million jobs in key sectors across the EU.

The Greens/EFA group in the European Parliament is set to discuss the resignation of co-leader Bas Eickhout and the appointment of his successor, with Virginijus Sinkevičius reportedly among the candidates.

A Politico report highlights a 'nightmare scenario' for the 2027 French presidential elections, where a Bardella-Mélenchon runoff, once considered extreme, now appears increasingly realistic and is alarming Europe.

Washington has informed its allies of plans to gradually reduce the number of strategic bombers, fighter jets, drones, submarines, and warships it deploys to NATO, continuing to pressure European countries to increase their defense spending.

Annabel Serrallonga from the Cuban Foreign Ministry stated that Cuba is dialoguing with the US but emphasized that its political and economic system is not up for discussion, asserting the people's defense of sovereignty and independence.

A Politico report indicates that the Kremlin has intensified efforts to hasten the political decline of Friedrich Merz, aiming to bolster pro-Russian elements within Germany's far-right.

PSD MEP Victor Negrescu, Vice-President of the European Parliament, stated that criticisms regarding Romania's diplomacy in Brussels, as reported by Politico, represent a significant failure for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Former European Commission President José Manuel Durão Barroso praised former Portuguese Prime Minister Cavaco Silva as an 'exceptional politician' after Silva was awarded a European medal of merit.

EU leaders are reportedly considering extending the renewal period for sanctions against Russia from six months to one year, following the departure of Viktor Orbán.

Poland reportedly learned of the US decision to halt planned American troop deployment in the country from media reports, as the notification was stuck in a classified email system, according to Politico.

A recent Politico opinion poll conducted in the four largest NATO countries revealed widespread public expectations about the likelihood of a global war within the next five years.

A recent Politico poll indicates that Poland stands out as the most pro-American country in Europe, contrasting with a general European sentiment against US military bases.

According to a report by Politico, Montenegro is making significant progress towards becoming a member of the European Union. This assessment highlights the country's ongoing efforts in its accession process.

Luxembourgish MEP Fernand Kartheiser is reportedly recruiting fellow European parliamentarians to join him on a trip to Russia. The planned visit is said to be connected to a forum hosted by President Vladimir Putin.