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Europeans say ugh to half-time show
Europeans are much less likely than Americans to support the…
Why Spain’s right is ready to cheer
66%Sixty-six percent of Spaniards say they would feel pride if…
Following Messi’s lead, Milei bids to separate stadium and state
Looming over the World Cup final is another rivalry: the…
How the United Bid became the Trump Trophy
As you wait for the opening whistle between Spain and…
Spot the pol!
This diplomatically-minded minister crosses his fingers before his country's semifinal…
Spain or Argentina, who’s going to win? Europe has its say.
Good morning and welcome to World Cup final day. POLITICO's…
Gathering of Latino-American politicians shows little love for Argentina
LOS ANGELES — Some of the most powerful Latino politicians…
A British diplomat with a diplomatic answer
Foreign-affairs columnist Nahal Toosi reports live from the United Kingdom's…
