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EU countries urge crackdown on Hungary over Pride ban

The majority of EU countries want the European Commission to crack down on Hungary over Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s plan to ban upcoming Pride celebrations in Budapest, according to a joint statement

26/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

A new tech race is on. Can Europe learn from the ones it lost?

BRUSSELS — As Europe prepares to enter a new technology race, the hurdles it faces to beat out the U.S. and China are all too familiar. After rapidly falling behind in the global rush to artificial intelligence, Brussels has a

02/07/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Britain prepares to go all-in on nuclear power — after years of dither

LONDON — Philip Hunt, the unassuming Labour peer put in charge of rejuvenating U.K. nuclear energy,

Nigel Farage’s party is trying to step out of his shadow. Can it?

BIRMINGHAM — It had suits, wonks, outriders, sponsors, lobbyists, receptions, and a rapidly-growing party flock. But

The EU’s grand new plan to replace fossil fuels with trees

BRUSSELS — The European Commission has unveiled a new plan to end the dominance of planet-heating fossil fuels in Europe’s economy — and replace them with trees. The so-called Bioeconomy Strategy, released

In the new scramble for Africa’s resources, Europe tries to right old wrongs

BRUSSELS — When the colonial governments of Belgium and Portugal ordered the construction of a railway connecting oil- and mineral-rich regions in the African interior to the Atlantic, their primary objective was

UK poised to approve massive Chinese embassy in London

LONDON — Keir Starmer is set to approve a new Chinese “super-embassy” in central London despite a string of security concerns which were raised through the planning process. The Times reported Friday

21/11/2025

Buildings·Communications·Intelligence·Intelligence services·Security·Services·Spying

Children groomed for murder through video games, Europol warns

LONDON — Criminal networks are “weaponizing children” to commit torture and murder by recruiting them through multiplayer video games and smartphones — and parents often have no idea what’s happening, the boss of

TotalEnergies bet big on Africa. Then the killing started.

By ALEX PERRY in Paris Illustrations by Julius Maxim for POLITICO This article is also available in French When Patrick Pouyanné decided to spend billions on a giant natural gas field in

MAGA’s British invasion

Liz Truss looks out of place. In her neat pink jacket and white blouse, the former U.K. prime minister, who served a brief but eventful 49 days in the role back in

20/11/2025

Britain tries to reform global trade — without alienating Trump

LONDON — Britain’s man in Geneva is quietly trying to fix the global trading system — without angering President Donald Trump. As World Trade Organization (WTO) members stumble toward a long-anticipated reform

20/11/2025

Agriculture·Buildings·Courts·CPTPP·Dispute Settlement·e-commerce·EU Commission·Negotiations·Trade·Trade UK

Poland, Romania deploy jets to protect their airspace as Russia pounds western Ukraine

Poland and Romania both scrambled jets overnight in their airspaces in response to a Russian bombardment in western Ukraine, close to the borders of both NATO countries. Moscow unleashed a wave of drones and missiles on Ukraine overnight, targeting the western

19/11/2025

Airports·Airspace·Borders·Buildings·Defense·Drones·Missiles·Ports·Radar·War in Ukraine

Final decision on fate of crumbling UK parliament delayed to 2030s

LONDON — A final decision on how to repair Britain’s crumbling parliament is likely to be postponed beyond the next general election, according to four people familiar with the matter. MPs were

15/11/2025

Budget·Buildings·Elections·Gas·Infrastructure·Investment·Parliament·Procurement·Rights·Safety·Water

Inside No. 10: The creaky house that runs Britain

Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music After a wild week in No.10 Downing Street, host Patrick Baker takes listeners on a podcast tour of the famous building to find out how

14/11/2025

Buildings·Partygate·Westminster Insider

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Buildings - Page 2

EU countries urge crackdown on Hungary over Pride ban

A new tech race is on. Can Europe learn from the ones it lost?

Britain prepares to go all-in on nuclear power — after years of dither

Nigel Farage’s party is trying to step out of his shadow. Can it?

The EU’s grand new plan to replace fossil fuels with trees

In the new scramble for Africa’s resources, Europe tries to right old wrongs

UK poised to approve massive Chinese embassy in London

TotalEnergies bet big on Africa. Then the killing started.

MAGA’s British invasion

Britain tries to reform global trade — without alienating Trump

Poland, Romania deploy jets to protect their airspace as Russia pounds western Ukraine

Final decision on fate of crumbling UK parliament delayed to 2030s

Inside No. 10: The creaky house that runs Britain

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