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  1. The leader of Spain’s conservative People’s Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, confirmed Tuesday that he is negotiating with the far right ahead of the Nov. 29 snap election to secure a majority in the Senate.

  2. STRASBOURG — The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) wants to scrap the directly elected European Parliament, shrink the European Commission and let Berlin opt out of common EU policies.

  3. Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Sky News John Healey’s first budget is shrouded in secrecy so how come we know he won’t be touching capital gains tax?

  4. Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music The Arctic is becoming a geopolitical battleground — and the EU wants a bigger role.

  5. Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Im einstigen Büro von Erich Honecker buhlt die deutsche Politik beim ersten „Invest in Germany“-Gipfel um ausländisches Kapital.

  6. MADRID — Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s chances of staging a poll-defying election comeback have suffered a serious dent.

  7. PARIS — Looting and rioting across France over the weekend are threatening to reshape the contours of the French presidential race.

  8. BERLIN — Former German intelligence chief August Hanning angrily challenged his successor after learning that the agency he once headed, the BND, had passed allegations that he was a Russian spy to investigators.

  9. Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten sharply criticized the U.S.’s decision to publicly livestream an execution Friday, labeling it “absurd.”

  10. PEKING – China und die EU haben nach Darstellung des chinesischen Handelsministeriums eine Einigung über den Export von Hybrid-Elektrofahrzeugen erzielt.

  11. The Chinese Commerce Ministry said on Friday it had reached an “understanding” with the EU on the export of hybrid electric vehicles.

  12. LONDON — British Prime Minister Andy Burnham confirmed Friday he will legislate to ease restrictive non-compete clause rules for workers — but stopped short of committing to a ban.

  13. LUXEMBOURG — EU finance ministers struck a compromise to beef up the bloc’s markets watchdog Friday, but the deal exposed divisions over national control and exemptions that critics say favor the biggest member countries.

  14. Voters in the Peruvian town of Queropalca have chosen their new mayor: Hitler Mussolini Simeon Flores.

  15. BRUSSELS — The European Commission announced a new list of 46 projects Friday in a bid to diversify away from China’s grip on raw materials and establish its own mineral sovereignty.

  16. BRUSSELS — The EU is facing a winter gas shortage that could leave it scrambling to replace lost energy supplies equivalent to the power used by 12 million homes, according to new reports shared with POLITICO.

  17. Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Ein drohender Linksruck in der Hauptstadt sorgt für handfesten Ärger auf Bundesebene.

  18. In der Ökonomie gibt es eine fundamentale Unterscheidung, die für das Verständnis unternehmerischer Entscheidungen zentral ist: Das Risiko und die Ungewissheit.

  19. Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Five years after the height of the Covid pandemic, how much better prepared is the EU for the next health crisis?

  20. LONDON — Zack Polanski’s bid for a Westminster seat ended in defeat Friday as Labour held Holborn and St Pancras in a by-election.

  21. Welcome to Declassified, a weekly humor column.

  22. As whispers circulate of plague in faraway Siberia, it’s worth remembering that Russian obfuscation is so ingrained that it’s become a meme.

  23. BRUSSELS — The European Union’s cybersecurity agency and in-house research center have each begun experimenting with open artificial intelligence models from China, three EU officials have told POLITICO.

  24. BRUSSELS — It was meant to be Europe’s escape from the web of Chinese critical mineral supremacy.

  25. Meet the German spymaster turned treason suspect The former head of Germany’s foreign intelligence service built a lucrative second career trading on his security expertise.

  26. BRUSSELS ― EU governments expect the proposed size of the bloc’s next seven-year budget to be slashed by €100 billion to €200 billion from the previous plan announced in June, 12 EU diplomats told POLITICO.

  27. A Croatian MEP stood down from her national party on Thursday after POLITICO revealed her inner circle attended a taxpayer-funded European Parliament event in Strasbourg.

  28. BRUSSELS — NATO is seeking to reassure Russia that an upcoming nuclear drill in Italy is nothing to fear, with tensions high between the alliance and Moscow.

  29. PARIS — France’s top general Fabien Mandon admitted on Thursday that the Franco-German next-generation battle tank project had failed.

  30. LONDON — The U.K. government is planning to commit to a full or partial ban on non-compete clauses in workers’ employment contracts, six people with knowledge of the discussions told POLITICO.

  31. Listen on Spotify Apple Music Deezer Qui sortira vainqueur de la campagne express et des trois débats de la primaire organisée par le PS, Place publique et GRS ?

  32. Britain is open to Germany joining the sixth-generation jet fighter Global Combat Air Programme led by the U.K., Italy and Japan, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on Thursday.

  33. LONDON — Germany wants the U.K. to raise tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles in exchange for protection from Made in Europe rules, according to a person familiar with Berlin’s position.

  34. BRUSSELS — European Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič opened two days of talks in Beijing on Thursday aimed at rebalancing a gaping trade deficit, with failure to reach a deal likely to test Brussels’ resolve to impose tougher trade restrictions.

  35. KYIV — At least 30 people were killed and 18 injured in a Russian attack on two buses in Kramatorsk in Ukraine’s Donbas region Thursday morning.

  36. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico on Thursday called for the removal of a satirical statue of U.S.

  37. Seoul recalled its ambassador to Ukraine on Thursday, two weeks after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed the transfer of North Korean prisoners of war to South Korea, triggering a diplomatic spat.

  38. LONDON — The U.K. and Israel have stepped back from the diplomatic brink by securing a compromise to prevent the full closure of the British consulate in East Jerusalem.

  39. Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Sky News With conference season in the rear-view mirror, Andy Burnham jets off to Germany for his first European trip as PM – but how much do Anglo-German relations matter right now?

  40. Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič is kicking off his visit to China today — and the stakes are high.

  41. Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Die Brandmauer bröckelt weiter und bringt Friedrich Merz in Bedrängnis.

  42. Far-right surge threatens Europe’s drive to rearm Insurgent far-right parties are seizing on cost-of-living grievances and waning support for defense spending.

  43. MADRID — Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has finally done something the far right approves of — calling a snap election on Nov. 29 that the anti-immigrant Vox party is hailing as “Spain’s last chance to be Spain again.”

  44. LONDON — Zack Polanski promised to smash Britain’s two-party political system — but his campaign for a U.K. parliamentary seat has leaned heavily on the idea that he can keep the existing prime minister honest.

  45. The Trump administration pressured diplomatic officials from the EU, Canada and Lithuania to pull out of an international conference on disinformation after organizers announced panels warning of the threat posed by American government officials and the c…

  46. PARIS — French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu tried to put out several fires at once Wednesday, pledging to address protesting high school students’ concerns while also announcing the release of strategic fuel reserves to lower prices.

  47. LUXEMBOURG — The European Parliament can’t review the secret ballot votes that blocked the far-right from key positions, its lawyers told a court in Luxembourg today.

  48. BRUSSELS — Germany’s push to exempt a national champion from future EU oversight could imperil a ministerial deal to integrate the bloc’s financial markets and compete with Wall Street.