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The introduction of the European Union’s new biometric border control system EES has unleashed significant disruptions across the Schengen area

Montenegro edges closer to EU membership with a clear financial roadmap while Western Balkans funding shifts to rewarding progress

Enter into force a new Presidency, a new U.S. agreement, a €3 online import levy, and steel quotas aiming to deliver fair competition

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar announced he will cut off all contact with Kallas until she retracts "the slanderous accusation"

Sharp diplomatic exchanges highlight deep divisions as Montenegro advances rapidly toward EU membership while Serbia lags behind

'Friends of Cohesion' form united front against proposed cuts, setting up fierce battle with net contributor states ahead of critical negotiations

Belgium's Zeebrugge stands out as the single major European terminal where Russia remains the top LNG supplier

While the settler sanctions represent progress for proponents of a tougher EU line, they fall short of demands from more critical member states

Belgrade owes roughly €2.7 billion to China’s bank, raising questions about long-term fiscal implications

A sharply critical assessment by the Venice Commission  could not only halt immediate payments but also stall broader accession momentum

Szijjártó has routinely briefed his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, on sensitive discussions during European Union Council meetings, according to the Washington Post

As Armenia approaches its June parliamentary elections, internal and external developments will test the sustainability of the country's European ambition