Thierry Breton

Though it was previously willing to follow in America’s footsteps, Europe’s response is muted this time around, largely avoiding debate about the app as the EU election looms.  

Former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta tells POLITICO that government subsidies should become a “European tool.”

Markus Pieper resigned hours before his first day as the EU’s SME envoy.

The move comes after days of a top level tussle at the Commission.

The European Commission president is still the front-runner — but is increasingly coming under fire.

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French government steps in to save troubled IT company at the heart of this year’s Summer Olympics.

Commission’s top level tussle is a sign that political tensions are flaring ahead of European elections in June.

Thierry Breton stirs the pot. Again.

Commission also hit with official complaint by outraged MEP who was passed over for key job.

Social media giants will have to tool up to stop deepfakes and disinformation from going viral.

Centrists’ numbers are set to drop in the EU election, but that doesn’t stop them upping the ante on the Commission incumbent.

The EU will get the right to post security guards at a U.S. spaceport to protect its Galileo satellites.

Capitals secured major concessions in their last-minute push against more stringent rules.

Portugal’s snap election has brought seismic change — the Socialists are now in opposition and the center-right Democratic Alliance, which narrowly won the vote, will try to …

A-list cast attended glittering ceremony for LVMH billionaire Bernard Arnault.

The German politician’s campaign apparatus isn’t yet in place but rivals — and frenemies — are on the attack.

“No ‘ifs’ and ‘buts’: these are the rules,” said Romanian liberal MEP.

European Commission bureaucrats have also taken a dim view of Thierry Breton’s social media swipe.

Breton said the EU’s new digital rules were “already showing very concrete results!”

The European Commission wants the bloc to coordinate its military industries to tackle the “existential threat” posed by Russia.

The European Commission presented a far-reaching defense industrial strategy and a €1.5B subsidy program.

New strategy is the bloc’s response to the war in Ukraine and the need to restart arms and ammunition production.