Third countries that help Russians get banned goods could be hit with sanctions, under plans being drafted by the European Commission.

UK captains of industry lambast ‘low-wattage’ US presidential hopeful.

The US Department of Justice is asking increasingly uncomfortable questions about how EU member countries’ national security agencies access people’s data.

Officials hail new technical breakthrough in effort to trace Russian diamonds.

France’s foreign minister has joined international observers in warning of the risk of ‘ethnic cleansing’ in the breakaway region.

While fears grow in the US and EU about Beijing’s influence, Germany’s chancellor is doubling down on a Hamburg port investment.

Technology to regulate power consumption could also be used to take down Germany’s telecoms networks, security officials said.

The Green politician plays hardball on autocracies such as China — burnishing her credentials to someday become chancellor.

Football powerbrokers accuse world governing body of ‘cartel activity.’

Third countries that help Russians get banned goods could be hit with sanctions, under plans being drafted by the European Commission.

The bloc risks becoming a drug importer rather than an innovator.

MPs told that just 800 of estimated 3,200 EU laws on the British books will be scrubbed by December 31 deadline.

British prime minister wants to build bridges on the international stage.

So-called punishment budget from London sets the stage for a huge financial sweetener to restore power-sharing.