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His death will kick off a tightly choreographed series of events, refined over centuries.

He was unafraid to wade into politics, publicly feuding with U. S. President Donald Trump over immigration and rebuking U. S. Vice President JD Vance.

His was a dramatic papacy, frustrating conservatives and progressives alike. Beloved by the faithful, he leaves behind a divided Church.

Given Tehran’s weakened state and Washington’s eagerness for a deal, success is possible. However, it’s more likely to resemble the one Trump abandoned.

A decade after we launched in Brussels, Europe’s place in the world is ever more uncertain. The battle for relevance will dominate the next years.

EU scholars say Canada has the right vibe for Brussels — but there would be some major hurdles blocking a membership bid.

The European Commission will enforce its digital rulebook without fear, said Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

“The last month has been a full-blown meltdown at the Pentagon,” John Ullyot, the former top Defense Department spokesperson, wrote in a POLITICO Magazine opinion piece.

The White House’s statement comes as the Trump administration faces a firestorm of criticism from Democrats and legal experts over due process and the rule of law.

Purported executive order calls for slashing State Department offices and bureaus and overhauling how diplomatic postings work.

One deputy commander will be dismissed, and a commanding officer will receive a reprimand.

The bank’s messaging on climate represents a delicate balancing act between the institution and the U. S. , its largest shareholder.

Moscow said its forces were “strictly observing” the ceasefire and accused Ukraine of violating the pause in fighting.

The administration hasn’t set up a formal process for carve-outs from tariffs, keeping businesses uncertain about whether they may be able to secure relief.

With a relaunch of Britain-EU relations on the horizon, the French leader’s visit will take place months before the U. S. president.

The ousted advisers, in their first public comments, praised the administration but made no mention of their former boss, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.