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Coronavirus in EuropePoll of PollsBrusselsBrexitPolicyAgriculture and FoodCompetition and Industrial PolicyCybersecurity and Data ProtectionEnergy and ClimateEU BudgetFinancial ServicesHealth CareMobilitySustainabilityTechnologyTradeTrade UKNewslettersBrussels PlaybookLondon PlaybookSunday CrunchEU InfluenceEU ConfidentialDavos PlaybookTelescope: The New AIDS EpidemicAI: DecodedGlobal Policy LabEU in AfricaCoronavirus Daily UpdateU.N. Playbook Latest Latest9/25/20, 3:10 PM CESTTwo injured in knife attack near Charlie Hebdo s old officesBY Elisa BraunA counterterrorism investigation has been launched in France following the attack.9/25/20, 2:02 PM CESTPolish power struggle pulls Kaczyński into governmentBY Jan CienskiIt s part of a battle over who takes over once Poland s de facto ruler retires.9/25/20, 1:25 PM CESTCharles Michel exits coronavirus quarantineBY David M. HerszenhornCouncil president postponed EU leaders summit because of infection risk but is now clear.9/25/20, 12:37 PM CESTTrump’s team plots his departure — even if he won’tBY Nancy CookOne of the most organized parts of the White House these days is a surprising place — the West Wing office planning a presidential transition.9/25/20, 12:30 PM CESTEthiopia s PM Abiy Ahmed loses his shineBY Simon MarksA year on from his Nobel peace prize, critics accuse Abiy Ahmed s government of an authoritarian shift.9/25/20, 4:57 AM CESTElvis has got the blues, opera anger and tin foil hatsBY Paul DallisonThe King has left the building (in case he gets coronavirus).9/24/20, 11:00 PM CESTUK coronavirus support should be better targeted, says Labour s shadow chancellorBY Andrew McDonaldAnneliese Dodds tells POLITICO that people who follow the rules and isolate risk being pushed into debt. 9/24/20, 6:00 PM CESTNo one cares about your baby pictures. Except China.BY Elisabeth BrawIn the age of social media espionage, careless posts are a security risk.9/24/20, 4:46 PM CESTNo breakthrough on migration, Central European leaders sayBY Lili BayerHungarian PM says Commission plan is an improvement in tone, but not enough.9/24/20, 3:29 PM CESTPresident of Italy slams Boris Johnson s freedom remarkBY Laurenz GehrkeThe British prime minister had suggested Brits were more freedom-loving than Italians and Germans.9/24/20, 3:00 PM CESTUK preparing sanctions over Belarus human rights violationsBY Kate DayForeign secretary says sanctions to be coordinated with US and Canada. 9/24/20, 11:42 AM CESTBorrell: EU sees Lukashenko inauguration as illegitimateBY Merlin SugueThe bloc s foreign policy chief reiterated that the EU does not recognize the Belarus election results. 9/24/20, 6:34 AM CESTTrump declines to commit to a peaceful transition of power after electionBY Matthew ChoiRepresentative Adam Schiff, one of the managers in the president’s impeachment, says in response: This is how democracy dies. 9/24/20, 4:01 AM CEST2020: The year diplomacy diedBY Paul TaylorWhen tweeties supplant treaties, the law of the jungle rules.9/24/20, 4:00 AM CESTHow Orbán broke the EU — and got away with itBY Lili BayerHungary s prime minister exploited vulnerabilities in the bloc’s legal and political systems.9/23/20, 9:57 PM CEST5 things to know about Brussels new migration planBY Jacopo BarigazziCommission tries to satisfy everyone by allowing no one to claim victory.9/23/20, 8:53 PM CESTBreakthrough in Belgian coalition talks as king asks duo to form governmentBY Camille Gijs and Barbara MoensAlexander De Croo and Paul Magnette asked to take charge of final stage of negotiations.9/23/20, 4:19 PM CESTGerman foreign minister enters coronavirus quarantineBY Merlin SugueA member of Heiko Maas security team had tested positive, the ministry said. 9/23/20, 2:14 PM CESTLukashenko sworn in as president of BelarusBY Laurenz GehrkeThe defiant strongman takes oath of office during a surprise ceremony in Minsk.9/23/20, 2:05 PM CESTVon der Leyen seeks to bridge chasm on migrationBY Jacopo Barigazzi and David M. HerszenhornCommission president hopes to overcome years of failure to build new EU-wide asylum system.9/23/20, 12:29 PM CESTDenmark s delayed #MeToo momentBY Eline SchaartThe country has long denied it has a ‘cozy sexism’ issue. 9/23/20, 10:24 AM CESTKremlin critic Alexei Navalny has been discharged from hospitalBY Merlin SugueDoctors believe the politician can make a full recovery. 9/23/20, 8:45 AM CESTHow to hit those higher emissions-reduction targetsBY Emmanuel Desplechin, secretary general, ePUREEmpowering renewable ethanol is vital to decarbonizing transport and making Europe’s Green Deal real9/23/20, 4:45 AM CESTStop discriminating against economic migrantsBY Stefan SchlegelJust like refugees, people fleeing poverty deserve our protection.9/23/20, 4:44 AM CESTOf course the Internal Market Bill threatens Northern IrelandBY Matthew O TooleBoris Johnson has not only lied to the people of Northern Ireland, he s lied about them.9/23/20, 4:32 AM CESTBrussels risks another shot at EU migration reformBY Jacopo Barigazzi and Florian EderCountries could help with returns rather than taking in refugees.9/22/20, 11:23 PM CESTHow UK coronavirus guidance has changedBY Andrew McDonaldBoris Johnson s government has instructed Brits to work from home, not to work from home, to eat out and stay in, all within a few weeks.9/22/20, 10:48 PM CESTGreece, Turkey agree to resume talks after four-year hiatusBY Nektaria StamouliAnnouncement by Athens and Ankara came after more than a month of growing tensions.9/22/20, 10:39 PM CESTMacron pushes for tougher approach in Libya, stronger multilateralismBY Rym MomtazFrench president says the world cannot come down to a rivalry between China and the United States. 9/22/20, 9:12 PM CESTEU must use hard power with not so nice Russia and Turkey, says French ministerBY Hans von der BurchardIn POLITICO interview, Clément Beaune says Brussels has been bad at dealing with power — and wants to change that.9/22/20, 8:41 PM CESTFrance s EU minister urges Cyprus to stop linking Belarus sanctions to action on TurkeyBY Hans von der BurchardIn POLITICO interview, Clément Beaune says it would help to show Nicosia that France and I hope the whole EU is with you. 9/22/20, 6:31 PM CESTUS ambassador under fire for hosting Dutch far-right bashBY Eline SchaartEmbassy and MP Thierry Baudet deny claims that event was a fundraiser.9/22/20, 5:09 PM CESTEU summit postponed as Charles Michel goes into coronavirus quarantineBY David M. HerszenhornEuropean Council president was in close contact with security officer who tested positive for the virus.9/22/20, 1:25 PM CESTEx-chief of staff to former Maltese PM arrested in corruption probeBY Laurenz GehrkeKeith Schembri was also arrested last year over allegations that he had conspired in the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia.9/22/20, 12:07 PM CESTKeir Starmer tells UK Labour it deserved election lossBY Emilio CasalicchioNew Labour leader told his party they were becoming ‘a competent, credible opposition.’9/22/20, 4:51 AM CESTTrump’s ‘virtual reality’ foreign policyBY Cornelius AdebahrUS president is pushing his own version of international law in Iran.9/21/20, 11:58 PM CESTIn Italian elections, everyone claims victoryBY Hannah Roberts, Paola Tamma and Giorgio LealiCoalition partners can both take heart after regional ballots and vote on reducing the size of parliament.9/21/20, 10:01 PM CESTBorrell admits EU s credibility at stake over failure to sanction BelarusBY David M. Herszenhorn and Jacopo BarigazziCyprus again blocks effort to punish Minsk for election fraud and human rights abuses.9/21/20, 7:32 PM CESTTrump administration unveils new sanctions on Iran despite foreign resistanceBY Fiona LallyThe new actions come after the administration declared it had effectively reimposed sanctions under the so-called “snapback” provision of the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran.9/21/20, 5:47 PM CESTMadrid s unequal coronavirus response gets chorus of disapproval at operaBY Aitor Hernández-MoralesAudience infuriated by the lack of social-distancing measures in the cheap seats.9/21/20, 4:52 PM CESTNavalny says nerve agent was found in and on his bodyBY Laurenz GehrkeClothes should be returned as evidence, Russian opposition leader says.9/21/20, 4:26 PM CESTItalians approve constitutional change to downsize parliament: preliminary resultsBY Hannah RobertsThe result could serve as a life raft for the struggling 5Star Movement, which campaigned hard for the amendment. 9/21/20, 4:19 PM CESTTikhanovskaya urges EU to be brave but still no deal on Belarus sanctionsBY Jacopo BarigazziOpposition leader s call not enough to break deadlock as Cyprus insists on linkage with Turkey dispute.9/21/20, 1:12 PM CESTNumber 2 in Emmanuel Macron s party steps downBY Louise GuillotPierre Person quits, saying La République en Marche no longer produces new ideas. 9/21/20, 12:21 PM CESTThe Trump foreign policies Biden might keepBY Nahal ToosiHe says the president has wrecked America s reputation abroad. But if he wins, Joe Biden isn t likely to repudiate everything Donald Trump has done.9/21/20, 9:00 AM CESTAlzheimer’s disease epidemic in EuropeBY Dr Alessandro Marcuzzi, vice president, head of Alzheimer’s disease Europe, Canada and partner markets at BiogenOur rapidly growing ageing population is driving a continent-wide health challenge: early action is key9/21/20, 9:00 AM CESTIt is time for European health care systems to prepare for Alzheimer’s breakthroughsBY Nathalie Moll, director general, EFPIANew dementia medicines are coming, but Europe needs an ambitious plan to prepare for them9/21/20, 4:05 AM CESTVon der Leyen is weak on rule of lawBY R. Daniel KelemenThe house is already on fire. 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