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A Polish ruling-party MEP has defended his Azerbaijan-friendly vote, even as EU support slips in the wake of its "ethnic cleansing".

The conservative Bavarian premier is expected to seal a clear victory in an election on Sunday. But winning isn’t what it used to be.

Brussels hasn’t been informed of any surveillance balloons over the bloc’s territory, transport commissioner says.

Ukraine and several EU countries want France to cut commercial ties with Russia’s atomic sector.

A fourth MEP's undeclared Azerbaijan trip adds to pressure for EU Parliament reform.

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With both fans and diplomatic dignitaries missing, it’s an Olympics that recalls politically combustible Games of the past. COVID-19, like it did for the Summer Games in Tokyo, will also help haunt the premises. The good news is that the athletes will most likely take over our attention as soon as they hit the ice and snow.

A group of 41 EU lawmakers on Tuesday condemned China for its political and economic coercion of Lithuania, and called on leaders of the bloc to demonstrate solidarity with Vilnius. The letter was initiated by Slovakian Member of the European Parliament (MEP) Miriam Lexmann, who is cochair of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China. “We, the undersigned members of the European Parliament, resolutely condemn political and economic coercion of the People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) against...