From watching porn to stealing sandwiches, these are the most humiliating reasons to leave office.

Warsaw insists it will act alone if Brussels fails to extend import restrictions on Ukrainian agricultural products.

The European Commission president is secretive and controlling. With a year of her term still to run, some of her commissioners have had enough.

July’s record temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere driven by climate change, new study finds.

How the embattled SNP went from big-donor magnet to a party reliant on gifts from the deceased.

CDU’s Friedrich Merz draws immediate criticism, including from his own party, for suggesting potentially ground-breaking shift.

The decline of the Continent’s largest economy will send shudders across the EU’s already polarized political landscape.

Berlin’s long-awaited China strategy speaks of a ‘threat’ by Beijing but is softer than a previous draft.

EU countries need to finalize the text of the entire deal before the European Parliament can give its go-ahead.

Because who wouldn’t want to ‘drive true collaboration and proactively build consensus’?

Police raided properties linked to the Belgian Socialist MEP on Wednesday, widening the scandal.

Patients given contaminated blood by the National Health Service decades ago continue to press for compensation.

Foreign affairs committee says UK failed to understand the mercenary group and focused too narrowly on its activity in Europe.

Push comes after Tories gained a surprise win in outer-London by-election opposing an ultra-low emissions zone.