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Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg often punch above their weight in Brussels, claiming powerful EU roles. That may be about to change.

POLITICO’s handy guide to keeping you on top of all the action in key elections in Bavaria and Hesse.

Spain partially salvaged its Granada summit of EU leaders despite political upset on migration.

‘The situation is really dramatic and we have to protect ourselves,’ Sandu added.

According to statements by police and the city of Alkmaar, the two players were detained for allegedly assaulting AZ employees.

The Ukrainian leader will meet with the Romanian President and other senior officials.

Two new climate commissioners pledged to ‘defend’ the goal of 90 percent emission cuts by 2040 this week.

Despite signing on to an EU-wide agreement on migration, Warsaw and Budapest say they won’t back a declaration in Granada.

Kyiv has managed to partly restart seaborne grain exports, but there are still fears that Russia will interfere with civilian vessels.

Several Belgian officials, including some of Rousseau’s own coalition partners, criticized his apology as lackluster.

Jarosław Kaczyński says he’d rather meet voters than talk to ‘liar’ Donald Tusk.

Huge swing to Scottish Labour buoys once-dominant party’s hopes of pushing back the SNP — and winning a national majority in 2024.

The economy ministry cited strategic concerns in vetoing the takeover of France-based Segault by American industrial machinery giant Flowserve.

Mohammadi given award for her fight against the oppression of women in Iran.

‘We are two of the closest friends in Europe today,’ British and Italian leaders write.

Moscow’s self-imposed embargo on diesel sales abroad was designed to tackle shortages at home.

The result could open the door to a Labour revival in Scotland.

The program provides loans to help countries purchase military equipment.

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The country’s second-most populous state is a national bellwether ahead of an election Sunday, showing how upstart parties are eroding the status quo.

Luxembourg’s election is set to throw up fraught coalition talks.