Charles Michel

“Don’t be intimidated by Putin. We aren’t,” Charles Michel said in message for Republican front-runner.

EU leaders look set to focus on Iran — where there is little they can achieve — while still failing to flex real muscle against Putin in Ukraine.

Tehran launched more than 300 missiles and drones at Israeli targets, raising fears of a major escalation in the region.

A draft priority list for the next five years goes heavy on defense, barely mentioning climate change.

Catalan independence leader more recognizable at ground level than most big names from Brussels.

Chief of staff to Charles Michel set to become EU ambassador to Canada.

The U.S. will bring forward a U.N. draft resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza on Friday.

“No opposition. No freedom. No choice,” blasted sarcastic Charles Michel.

Former EU commissioner’s interest in the role would put pay to the hopes of other Europeans getting the job.

A problem-solving prime minister faces his greatest challenge ever: Clearing his name in time to become president of the European Council.

Following Thursday’s incident, the U.S. starting airdropping humanitarian aid into Gaza on Saturday.

Unknown lead candidate Nicolas Schmit tells POLITICO his side will win, despite far-right surge.

Wilmès replaces European Council President Charles Michel on the Mouvement Réformateur list, after Michel abandoned his short-lived bid.

Statement offering support was instead sent by Ursula von der Leyen, Charles Michel and Roberta Metsola.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Alexander De Croo and Kaja Kallas are some of those with famous parents in politics.

Brussels wants to sanction companies in mainland China for the first time, and other countries, as war in Ukraine nears 2-year mark.

UK’s top diplomat makes dig after US Republican frontrunner suggests he would ‘encourage’ Russia to invade NATO allies who don’t pay up.

“Any suggestion that allies will not defend each other undermines our security,” NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says.

“Honestly this seems kinda important,” said Sen. Brian Schatz.

Europe’s ammo production shortfalls are a symptom of a “cultural problem” to adapt to a war-ready industry, retired general Marc Thys tells POLITICO.

EU leaders on Thursday reached a deal to provide €50 billion in aid to Ukraine — with even the Hungarian prime minister on board.

The deal on Ukraine aid comes after a small group of leaders persuaded Hungary’s PM to drop his veto on the funding package.