Iran war deepens EU’s internal divisions following Von der Leyen’s world order remarks
Governments and members of the European parliament have criticized the Commission president for overstepping her bounds on foreign policy
EU’s prestige at stake with proposal to fund Ukrainian war effort with Russian assets
European leaders must decide this week whether to mobilize €193 billion in sovereign funds held by a Belgian clearinghouse. Failure would ‘seriously damage the EU’s capacity for action for years,’ warns German chancellor Merz
The EU and Canada reinforce ties amid the crisis with the US
Canadian PM Mark Carney was in Brussels to sign a security and defense agreement that is meant to be part of a larger partnership
António Costa: ‘We should not speculate on what Trump is going to do’
The former Portuguese prime minister takes over the presidency of the European Council on Sunday with a call to ‘listen’ to citizens and willingness to find ‘creative’ solutions for a united but diverse bloc
Portugal is in suspense after an election produces no clear winner and a surging populist party
The center-right Social Democrat-led Democratic Alliance won 79 seats in the 230-seat National Assembly. The center-left Socialist Party, in power the past eight years, got 77 seats
Will Portugal’s Socialist Party survive the latest corruption scandal?
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In a country whose population is normally less polarized than in other parts of the EU, the elections scheduled for March 10, in which the Portuguese will have to decide between two opposing blocs, will be tough
Portugal’s president dissolves parliament and calls an early election after prime minister quit
The new election, Rebelo de Sousa said, would be on March 10. António Costa will stay on as the country’s caretaker prime minister until then
The dangerous friendships that sank António Costa
The prime minister ignored the alarms about the business dealings of Diogo Lacerda Machado, his best man at his wedding, who was recruited by companies to take advantage of his political influence
The European left loses a beacon after the resignation of António Costa
The Portuguese prime minister had kept his international reputation intact despite the scandals that plagued his government in recent years
Portugal’s prime minister offers his resignation as his government is involved in a corruption probe
The announcement came hours after police arrested his chief of staff while raiding several public buildings and other properties as part of the probe
50 years of the Portuguese Socialist Party: from underground activists to stalwarts of European social democracy
Founded by Mário Soares in 1973, the party is the backbone of Portugal’s democracy – but celebrates half a century of existence in the midst of political turmoil
Portugal: Two dead, several injured in Muslim center stabbing
Police ordered him to surrender but he advanced toward them and was ‘neutralized,’ police said
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