Referendum

Prince Charles’ first outing as head of the Commonwealth follows his reported criticism of Boris Johnson’s flagship immigration policy.

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Former UK Brexit secretary admits many benefits of Britain’s exit have yet to be realized, but blames the pandemic.

Right-wing parties like the Brothers of Italy performed well while the 5Star Movement lost more of its shine.

British-born EU officials told their travel expense claims are no longer valid after Brexit.

Johnson has carried his never-say-die attitude to sporting adversity into his political career.

Russia’s war in Ukraine prompts Danes to ditch skepticism about closer security integration.

Russia’s war has forced Copenhagen to rethink opting out of EU defense policy, government says, but not everyone agrees.

Ireland’s deputy premier says it’s hard to trust a UK government that’s ‘all take – and then they try and take some more.’

As the EU prepares to release a document of citizen-proposed reforms, POLITICO takes you inside the sessions that led to this moment.

A majority in the Northern Ireland Assembly is required to stop EU checks on British goods — but unionists retain only 37 of Stormont’s 90 seats.

President of the Catalan government, along with MEPs, Catalan legislators, jurists and activists were among those targeted.

Bloc braces for more turbulence after Hungarian PM’s landslide election victory.

For EU countries that aren’t in NATO, the war in Ukraine is causing them to rethink their positions.

Boris Johnson’s green agenda is facing opposition from some influential Brexiteer voices — but will the public buy it?

Amid killings, kidnappings and abuse, Ukrainians are thwarting Putin’s plans to rerun his Crimea occupation playbook.

As EU heads meet in Versailles, the Dutch lead a coalition against Zelenskyy’s request for membership.

Finnish President Sauli Niinistö will meet US President Joe Biden to discuss the war in Europe.

Prime Minister Sanna Marin also announced that Finland would provide Ukraine with lethal aid.

Putin not only demands that Ukraine disarm and stay out of NATO, but also insists on formal recognition of Crimea as Russian.

Security Council debate highlights persistent violations of UN rule on conflicts of interest.