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In many ways Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the EU Commission and the most powerful politician in Europe, is the bloc's answer to ...

The stakes in what in Germany they called Kriegsschuldfrage, or war guilt question, were extremely high. Controversy was expected ...

Last night in Amsterdam, a scene unfolded that should send shockwaves across Europe: hundreds of Jews were hunted and beaten ...

The "traffic-light coalition" has never been anything more than a dysfunctional alliance; the ideological differences between the Social ...

While Germany remains Europe's largest economy, the truth is that this is a country in which it is not always easy to do business.

There has always been a touch of snobbery in the way the French elite regard American politics. The word one reads and hears most often ...

Almost four months after the Tory Party suffered its worst general defeat in its history, Kemi Badenoch has been crowned as leader ...

Readers may recall that back in July a maniac went into a children's dance workshop in Southport and started knifing the participants ...

Albania has long lived in Italy's shadow. Last week, the Italian prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, was reportedly furious when her plan to send ...

Farage might be ruling himself out this time around -- but he does not seem all that keen on the favorites for the role ...