Max Griera

Activities of intelligence officers in Brussels “were initially discreet but gradually became much more overt from 2015 onwards,” says Commission probe.

Prosecutors allege Bulgarian lawmaker used parliamentary assistant funds to employ party officials in Sofia.

As the dust settles after the congress of Europe's third-largest political family, POLITICO takes a look at the successes and failures.

The European Parliament is investigating alleged improper spending by Jordan Bardella's Patriots group.

Brussels insiders had quietly come to see Jordan Bardella as the less disruptive of the far-right National Rally’s two leading figures.

Kyiv sees its deep strikes as leverage for talks. Garry Kasparov says the pressure will push Moscow toward a new test of the West.

The center right joined the right and far right to block a recommendation to lift Matej Tonin's immunity.

The battle over the European Parliament's senior posts will test old deals and redraw alliances for the coming two years.

The institution is opening its doors to models from OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Mistral as it tries to bring lawmakers' growing use of the technology under control.

With Budapest no longer providing cover, EU governments are being forced to own their objections to tougher action against Russia.