Twitter labels Trump tweet as ‘glorifying violence’

Berlin’s EU presidency motto has echoes of MAGA.

Six-month limit for UK visits to be revoked, work and study will be allowed and a pathway to citizenship will be added, British foreign secretary says

Games will be played behind closed doors.

But the scale of the proposal could be a game changer.

Police will not take further action against Boris Johnson aide over allegations he broke coronavirus lockdown rules.

Trump defenders, here’s your chance: Tell us why this response to COVID-19 merits a second term.

If the European Commission pulls this off, momentum will build toward further integration.

The tragic milestone revives debate over the handling of the pandemic.

MEP asks foreign policy chief to provide evidence for claims against EEAS staffer.

British prime minister may not sign up to a repeat performance any time soon.

‘The biggest threat still comes from right-wing extremists,’ says Interior Minister Horst Seehofer.

Turns out that solving the Palestinian question isn’t essential after all. And the Trump administration, Israel and a few of the Gulf Arabs seem fine with that.

Boris Johnson aide’s name falls foul of digital censors.

Chinese ambassador to Belgium, Cao Zhongming, hit back at attempts to ‘stigmatize’ China over the outbreak.

What a time to be alive!

Figure would raise spending compared to current seven-year budget for EU27.

‘Today we face our very own defining moment,’ Ursula von der Leyen says.

The US president retweeted an image that appeared to mock Biden wearing a mask in his first public appearance in months because of the coronavirus pandemic.

But yours might be.

He is expected to take a senior role on the 2020 team focused on fundraising and strategy.

Region faces growing anger and accusations it is mishandling the crisis.

The British PM’s special adviser inspires greater loyalty among many key officials than Johnson does.

Regions can allow up to 10 people, or members of two households, to meet in public.

The latest news, reaction and analysis as Ursula von der Leyen lays out budget blueprint to revive economy.

Q&A: Tim McCormick, Biogen’s head of MS for Europe, Canada and partner markets, on managing MS in times of crisis

What if the European Parliament election was held today?

Public support for politicians is at historic lows as Belgium fails to ‘rally round the flag.’

Former EU policy chief’s candidacy had attracted criticism.

71 percent of Brits think Boris Johnson’s top aide broke lockdown rules.

Junior minister Douglas Ross said he could not tell constituents the adviser’s actions were justifiable.

Global survey results from investment management association CFA Institute

In wealthy Western countries, COVID-19 is killing people of color at much higher rates.

POLITICO talks to mayors across Europe as communities endure deaths, lockdowns and job losses.

The architect of Brexit has become an unelected bureaucrat who refuses to give up control.

Boris Johnson’s top aide says he disagrees with those who believe he broke UK lockdown rules.

UK government aide Dominic Cummings is not the only one feeling the heat for alleged lockdown indiscretions.

Tory MPs say they have received a wave of anger from constituents over Dominic Cummings’ actions.

Redistribution will not cure Europe’s ailments.

One form of social distancing reveals another.

UK prime minister says Dominic Cummings ‘acted responsibly’ despite alleged lockdown breaches.

Alexander Van der Bellen and his wife were found by police at a restaurant after cutoff time.

Some British Conservatives call for Dominic Cummings to resign over apparent breaches of lockdown rules.

Richard Grenell will not return from Washington after an interim job as head of US intelligence.

Mistrust, a disorganized response and a president who thought his spring would be a coronation. What could possibly go wrong?

Labour Party has demanded an ‘urgent inquiry’ into Dominic Cummings’ 400-kilometer trip.

The EU’s so-called frugal four — Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden — are pushing for a “loans for loans” approach for the bloc’s coronavirus recovery fund, …

Drawing the top stories around the globe.

Boris Johnson’s chief adviser accused of traveling from London to Durham despite having COVID-19 symptoms.

Pushing back against Washington, 10 countries say pact ‘remains functional and useful.’

‘After weighing the pros and cons, we think that democratic life too should resume,’ says PM.