The Continent
Canada and Denmark settle ‘Whisky War’ with a bottle exchange
The friendly deal signed Monday will split the uninhabited mound of rock between Nunavut and Greenland roughly in half.
Von der Leyen: EU funds for Palestine will be disbursed rapidly
UK foreign secretary insists Rwanda deportation flight is ‘value for money’
‘A huge lag time’: US struggles to rush cutting-edge military tech to Ukraine
Slovakia’s PM urges Germany to accept Ukraine as EU candidate
Why Macron should fear parliamentary vote, in 3 charts
French leader has been bleeding voters since winning April’s presidential election.
US Capitol riots panel makes case election fraud claims were Trump vs. ‘Team Normal’
The January 6 select panel’s second day of public hearings on Monday focused on the former president’s promotion of his false fraud claims.
Germany’s Habeck vows tougher antitrust law after fuel relief flop
Move could target oil companies’ profits.
Turning miracles of science into reality for patients
Q&A: POLITICO Studio interviews Brendan O’Callaghan, Executive Vice President for Global Industrial Affairs at Sanofi
Transformer les miracles de la science en réalité pour les patients dans le monde
POLITICO Studio a interviewé Brendan O’Callaghan, Vice-Président Exécutif des Affaires Industrielles Globales à Sanofi
Olaf Scholz gets lost in communication over war in Ukraine
The German chancellor is struggling to explain his foreign policy goals to allies and citizens.
Right-wing candidates set to make gains in local Italian elections: Exit polls
The mayoral and regional votes are the last main test before a national election next year, offering the right a chance to show its mettle.
French far-left firebrand puts Macron’s majority on the line
A new left-wing alliance has made big gains in the first round of parliamentary elections held on Sunday.
US senators strike bipartisan gun safety agreement
The emerging framework is a major breakthrough in talks following back-to-back mass shootings. Negotiators’ next challenge: writing legislation that can get 60 votes.
Italy’s Salvini under fire over failed Russia trip
The Moscow-funded trip was cancelled after widespread criticism in Rome.
Australia settles French sub snub for half a billion euros
New Prime Minister Albanese pledged to settle the row after taking office last month.
Inside the OSCE’s botched withdrawal from Ukraine
When the OSCE’s Special Monitoring Mission withdrew from Ukraine in the first days of Russia’s invasion, it left local staff behind — with tragic consequences.
Lloyd Austin: US ‘determined’ to keep Taiwan’s status quo
Washington opposes Taiwan independence but will continue to send arms and prevent Chinese coercion, the Defense secretary says.
US ditches negative COVID test for international visitors
The White House said that the CDC still may bring back the requirement depending on rising COVID-19 cases.
Casinos, coups and life on the breadline with Labour’s Jon Ashworth
Presented by Equinor.
Boris Johnson’s awful year is only getting worse
After barely retaining his MPs’ support in a dramatic confidence vote this week, the British prime minister is far from out of the woods.
Iran nuclear deal nears potential ‘fatal blow’ as Tehran removes cameras, watchdog chief says
Dismantling the cameras poses a ‘serious challenge’ to the work of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
British, Moroccan citizens sentenced to death in Kremlin-backed show trial
The three have one month to appeal and possibly receive a reduced sentence. Otherwise, they face death by firing squad.
Cyprus has gas for Europe. A decades-old conflict is keeping it untouched
Europe is looking for ways to wean itself off Russian gas. But Turkey and Greece can’t agree on how to extract gas from Europe’s own territory.
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Ukraine: Time for the West to make up its mind
The indecision of its allies could doom the country to a long war of attrition that’s to Russia’s advantage.