A group tied to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard targeted the capital of Tirana in retaliation for Albania hosting around 3,000 Iranian dissidents.

Ed Artau was already meeting with Senate staff about securing a nomination to the federal bench when he sided with Trump in a case, according to a new Senate disclosure obtained by POLITICO.

The €150 billion SAFE plan may violate EU treaties and may not be economically effective, says the Bundestag report.

The decision is the latest setback for the administration’s effort to detain and deport academics who have protested Israel.

A streamlined summit centering around a new pledge to increase defense spending has been designed to give the president a victory lap.

Germany flew out 64 more of its citizens on Friday, while Ireland closed its embassy in Tehran and moved its staff out of the country, citing the “deteriorating situation.”

Earlier Friday, a federal court ruled against the Trump administration’s attempts to block international students from enrolling.

Israelis see value in weakening Iran as Trump seeks negotiations.

The administration has demanded that allies commit to spending at least 5 percent of GDP on defense.

Army Lt. Gen. Richard Angle’s name was put forward to lead the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command.

Was ist wirklich passiert beim politischen Wechsel in Berlin – und warum? In dieser Sonderfolge spricht Gordon Repinski mit Journalist und Bestsellerautor Robin Alexander über sein neues Buch. Es geht um die Lektionen aus dem Ampel-Scheitern, den strategischen Stilwechsel unter Friedrich Merz – und wie eine Reform der Schuldenbremse fast an Merz’ überholten Telefon-Gewohnheiten scheiterte. […]

If member countries get their way, the EU would only target €25B in U.S. goods for retaliatory tariffs — and not the €95B originally proposed.  

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Socialists and liberals outraged that EPP sided with far right in pulling "greenwashing" legislation and could now block EU's law-making process.

The Russian leader said a recession "is not to be allowed under any circumstances,” during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

Sanctioned pro-Russian media are still part of Facebook’s advertising revenue program, new research out Friday showed. Russian state broadcasters, including Rossiya Segodnya — the organization that oversees both RT (formerly Russia Today) and Sputnik — were sanctioned following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine and barred from broadcasting inside the EU. Key figures in its operations […]

EU leaders will now have to decide whether there is sufficient support to take action.

The British Embassy in Iran will operate remotely as Foreign Secretary David Lammy holds talks with Iran in Geneva.

Karmen Joller said Hans Kluge's visit “risks legitimizing a regime that deliberately targets the very values WHO is meant to defend.”

Guido Crosetto made his comments ahead of next week's alliance summit in The Hague.

Pro-euro politicians are accusing the national tax agency of creating unnecessary panic about grocery costs.

“They usually use these talks in order to deceive, in order to waste time,” says Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar.

“Our youth must be helped, and not hindered, in their journey towards maturity and true responsibility,” he said.

Riga also wants prohibition on Kremlin soldiers from entering the Schengen Area.