From teenage “geniuses” to presidential pardons and diplomatic own-goals - how Brussels’ own verification failures keep undermining its war on disinformation
The EU foreign policy chief made it clear EU embassies will not be evacuated despite Moscow’s threats
While the settler sanctions represent progress for proponents of a tougher EU line, they fall short of demands from more critical member states
During the talks, President Ilham Aliyev announced that Azerbaijani natural gas had begun flowing to two additional EU member states - Germany and Austria
At the same time, Brussels is not retreating from its demand to reduce Hezbollah’s military and political influence
Brussels steps up support for democratic resilience as warnings grow over potential foreign interference in the Eastern neighbourhood
Kallas signals EU is set to list the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as terrorist group, overcoming resistance from Paris and Madrid
Between diplomacy and delay: what will determine whether Cyprus talks regain meaning
His call echoes broader criticisms that the Estonian is a "one-trick pony," overly obsessed with Russia at the expense of other global priorities
The EU foreign affairs chief sought the top official as a strong ally as she struggles against assertive diplomats
The EU’s foreign policy chief announced fresh support packages and warned that Russia seeks to test Europe’s unity through fear and disinformation
Georgia's PM accused the EU of meddling in his country's affairs, alleging Brussels supported an “attempt to overthrow the constitutional order"
