The government has handed over the first shipment of modern Leopard 2 battle tanks to Czechia as part of a swap deal for which Czechia will send soviet-era equipment to Kyiv. Following Russia’s attack on Ukraine in February, Berlin vowed…
Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch has filed a defamation complaint against former Green MEP José Bové after he made allegations of attempted corruption on the radio last week. As the QatarGate scandal continues to unfold, former Green MEP José Bové…
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Finland will send Ukraine military aid worth €28.8 million, bringing total contributions to €189.2 million and making it the eleventh package sent there since the start of the war, the defence ministry announced after it got the green light from…
The Italian government of conservative Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will introduce food assistance for vulnerable families based on a proposal made by Democratic Party MPs. Under the proposal, every low-income family will receive assistance, including food and drink selected from…
Bulgaria should join the visa-free Schengen area before October next year at the latest, according to the clear and concrete deadline President Rumen Radev was given at last week’s European Council meeting in Brussels, Justice Minister Krum Zarkov told Nova…
An effort to force a vote to maintain Title 42, a pandemic-era border policy, has stalled the scramble to pass the spending package before a midnight Friday deadline. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
In an essay for the Atlantic Council published in December 2021, I stated that Europe’s future would be decided in Ukraine. One year on, what may earlier have seemed like a bold statement is now recognizable fact. Ukraine has become…
Europe’s newest forum will need momentum to bring concrete results for member states, with several possible scenarios for its future, writes Sir Michael Leigh. Sir Michael Leigh, former EU official in charge of EU enlargement, teaches at Johns Hopkins University…
Croatia’s sole pipeline operator, JANAF, has signed a two-year contract with Serbia’s NIS, majority owned by Russia’s Gazprom, for transporting crude oil to Serbia, despite previously announcing it would halt such transport as the EU tightened restrictions on Russian oil…