The second installment in a series of digital diaries following those displaced by the war in Ukraine.

Cecilia Bonefeld-Dahl, Brussels’ most visible digital affairs lobbyist, vows to fight on after she is told to pay more than €126,000.

The Parliament’s powerful administrative chief is leaving, and an arrangement to replace him has opponents alleging cronyism.

The power dynamic between unions and airports and airlines has shifted in favor of labor — and they’re acting.

Jews have fled Russia in droves, but those who remain are scared of a return to the darkest days of discrimination.

‘We have the willingness to do what is necessary’ to fight the consequences of a potential Russian gas embargo, says Chancellor Scholz.

Key German ministers are at odds over the European Commission’s call to end the sale of CO2-emitting cars by 2035.

New German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has Boris Johnson firmly in his sights.

Europe aims to be the first-mover when it comes to letting so-called Level 4 autonomous cars on the road.

Nascent firms want support for funding, stock options and recruitment, but the EU may fall short on delivery.

It’s the latest tangle between the EU and its interpreters, who are angry over health problems arising from listening to poor digital connections.

The wildly ambitious prime minister won’t go quietly, but get ready for Britain’s third female leader.

British leader steps down after days of drama — but vows to stay on as a leadership contest plays out.

Sexual harassment of women in Westminster has been in the headlines for years. Now gay men are speaking out too.