European Union
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Russia’s War Costs: Sanctions and Military Spending Since 2022
LONDON, July 11 — The mechanics of the West’s financial war on Russia have produced a picture that…
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NATO at 75: From Cold War Deterrence to Modern Security
BRUSSELS, July 10 — The corridors of NATO headquarters in Brussels have been the stage for some of…
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Sanctions Target Russia: Oil Cap, SWIFT Ban, Asset Freezes
LONDON, July 9 — The sweeping international sanctions regime imposed on Russia since February 2022 has reshaped global…
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EU Circular Economy Plan Aims to Double Material Use Rate by 2030
BRUSSELS, July 9 — Against the backdrop of the European Green Deal, the European Union’s Circular Economy Action…
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Western Sanctions Reshape Russia Economy, Energy Since 2022
BRUSSELS, July 9 — In the corridors of European power, the architecture of sanctions against Russia has become…
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Iran’s nuclear deal collapses nine years after landmark agreement
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and world…
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U.S. and EU Impose Sanctions on Russia’s Shadow Fleet
BRUSSELS, July 8 — Against this backdrop of grinding war in Ukraine, the transatlantic machinery of sanctions has…
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EU Launches Anti-Subsidy Probes, Trade Defense Measures
BRUSSELS, July 7 — The European Commission’s anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese electric vehicles, launched on September 13, 2023,…
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EU Trade Chief Dombrovskis Targets Chinese Subsidies
BRUSSELS, July 7 — For Indian exporters and manufacturers tracking the European Union’s hardening stance on Chinese trade…
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West’s Russia Sanctions Face Growing Threats From Within
BRUSSELS, July 6 — The shift is no longer a distant possibility. As the Russo-Ukrainian War grinds through…
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Estonia Balances NATO Duties and Russian Border Threat
TALLINN, July 6 — Estonia’s border with Russia runs 294 kilometers, a line drawn through forests and marshland…
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Zelensky’s NATO exclusion risks deepening US-Europe rifts
BRUSSELS, July 6 — A reported decision to exclude Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky from an upcoming NATO summit…
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NATO Marks 75 Years of Unity Amid Internal Strains at Summit
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The 2024 NATO summit, set to convene in Washington from July 9-11, will mark…
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French police search National Rally offices, seize equipment without explanation
The offices of France’s main opposition party, the National Rally, sit quiet now. The police came on June…
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Fresh EU Funds and Long-Range Strikes Revitalize Ukraine War Effort
KYIV, June 30 — Against this backdrop of renewed Western attention on the Middle East, the proxy war…
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The policies that will define Ireland’s EU presidency
BRUSSELS, June 28 — Ireland formally assumes the rotating presidency of the European Union at a moment of…
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Ireland’s EU presidency faces war, energy crises, and transatlantic rift
Ireland takes the EU’s rotating presidency in July. The job has never been bigger. The bloc is fighting…
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Ireland’s EU Presidency Faces Tough Battles Over 2028-2034 Budget
Europe is about to discover just how much its next seven-year budget will hurt. Ireland takes over the…
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Ireland’s EU Presidency to Tackle Competitiveness Crisis and Global Conflicts
Europe’s Competitiveness Crisis Drives Ireland’s EU Presidency Agenda BRUSSELS — The legislative agenda awaiting Ireland’s EU presidency reads…
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Ireland’s 2026 EU Presidency Estimated to Cost €400 Million, Six Times 2013 Expense
DUBLIN — The bill for Ireland’s next turn at the helm of the European Union will hit €400…
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Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson faces potential end of term
VISBY, Sweden, June 27 — The choreography was meant to signal victory. As Ulf Kristersson finished speaking at…
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Italy’s combative leader builds most stable government in years
ROME, June 27 — Against this backdrop of political upheaval and shifting alliances, Italy’s combative prime minister has…
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Meloni ends decade-long relationship after partner’s leaked sexist remarks
ROME — The morning after the audio leaked, Giorgia Meloni posted seven sentences online. They ended a relationship…
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Minister accuses Farage of Putin-sympathetic views in Brexit anniversary clash
Ten years on from the vote that reshaped British politics, the Brexit debate is no longer about whether…
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