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The former comedian and actor with humble roots says his removal is top target of the Russian invaders.

As new Qatar-financed championship kicks off, pros seek relief from existing tour’s threat of punitive sanctions.

European Union countries should focus on boosting production in Ukraine, Naftogaz CEO says in an interview.

Key competition officials have jumped ship to law firms in the past year, with DMA’s expanded powers on the horizon.

Biden administration pushes competition policy as weapon against surging prices; European regulators aren’t so sure.

Last week’s court ruling could affect pending cases involving exclusivity agreements, including the Google Android case.

Delphine Ernotte Cunci also defends the high-stakes merger between TV broadcasters TF1 and M6, in a POLITICO interview.

EU leaders like to appoint digital ministers, but real power is not always in their hands.

Players are preparing EU complaint over World Padel Tour contracts as Qatar eyes major investment in the fast-growing sport.

Court ruling comes more than a decade after the Commission fined the U.S. chipmaker for abusing its market dominance.