One of the most important and useful skills in a person's life is communication. The abilty to communicate has a very noticeable influence on both the personal and business life of an individual. People go through several different interactions every day and interact and communicate with different personalities. In these situations, not only verbal communication which sends a message is established, but also, equally important, non-verbal. Non-verbal behavior is the main segment of almost every interaction. The term ''non-verbal'' is usually used to describe anything happening in communication apart from spoken or written words. Communication is inevitable in every life segment. Non-verbal communication has been used from the dawn of mankind and as such has become the basis of interpersonal relationships. The topic of this thesis is the analysis of non-verbal communication of renowned European politicians such as Angela Merkel, Vladimir Putin and Jean Claude Juncker and it elaborates whether they posses quality non-verbal communication skills, what their non-verbal communication is like, and what forms and characteristics their non-verbal communication displays.