Natalia Drozdiak
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EU Nations Mull Reopening Afghan Embassies, Recognizing Taliban
French, German and UK officials, however, said they had no immediate plans to reopen their missions in Kabul.
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EU Aims To Bar Russian Funds To Parties Before European Vote
The European Union is proposing to ban political parties, think tanks and other groups from accepting funding from Russia as part of its next round of sanctions aimed at punishing Moscow over its war on Ukraine.
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The US And Its Allies Face A $10 Trillion Reckoning In The Race To Rearm
The US and its allies are just starting to come to terms with the vast increase in defence spending required to counterbalance the militaries of Russia and China.
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The US And Its Allies Face A $10 Trillion Reckoning In The Race To Rearm
The US and its allies are just starting to come to terms with the vast increase in defence spending required to counterbalance the militaries of Russia and China.
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NATO Allies Urge Caution Over $100 Billion Aid Plan For Kyiv
NATO allies are reining in expectations about the viability of a proposed $100 billion fund to support Ukraine as the alliance grapples with how to provide sufficient aid to Kyiv to ward off Russia’s invasion for the long term.
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Turkey Approval Of Sweden’s NATO Bid May Yet Face Delays
Turkey’s ratification of Sweden’s membership won’t be completed in time for a meeting of NATO foreign ministers next week, dashing the hopes of some allies who expected it to be done by then.
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Turkey Approval Of Sweden’s NATO Bid May Yet Face Delays
Turkey’s ratification of Sweden’s membership won’t be completed in time for a meeting of NATO foreign ministers next week, dashing the hopes of some allies who expected it to be done by then.
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Ukraine Rallies U.S. Support As Germany Rules Out Ammunition Goal
Ukraine is trying to win over doubters in the U.S. to back a fresh push against Russian forces before the presidential polls.
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EU Leaders Urge Breaks In Israel-Hamas War To Channel Aid
The EU has sought to support Israel’s right to defend itself, while trying to protect Palestinian civilians caught in the fighting
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EU Leaders Plan To Support UN Call For Pause In Israel-Hamas War
European Union leaders are aiming to endorse a United Nations call for a “humanitarian pause” in the Israel-Hamas war to allow for the distribution of aid in Gaza.
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EU Reviews Aid for Palestinians, Reversing Earlier Freeze
The European Union said late Monday that it’s urgently reviewing the bloc’s assistance to the Palestinians after several member states protested an earlier announcement that aid would be suspended.
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EU Reviews Aid for Palestinians, Reversing Earlier Freeze
The European Union said late Monday that it’s urgently reviewing the bloc’s assistance to the Palestinians after several member states protested an earlier announcement that aid would be suspended.
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Russian Attacks Are Edging Closer and Closer to NATO Territory
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization has an increasingly tricky problem in its backyard: how to confront the spillover from Russia’s war without sparking further escalation.
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Russian Attacks Are Edging Closer and Closer to NATO Territory
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization has an increasingly tricky problem in its backyard: how to confront the spillover from Russia’s war without sparking further escalation.
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Ukraine’s Slow Offensive Buoys Putin And Worries Allies
The death of mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who staged a brazen but abortive mutiny in June, has cemented Putin’s control— at least for the moment.
