European Union
Germany faces 'shadow war' that goes beyond Cold War threats, minister warns
Germany faces an escalating "shadow war" involving sabotage, cyberattacks and assassination plots, officials warned, amid concerns over Russian operations targeting European countries.
Turkey’s historic bid to end the PKK insurgency hangs in the balance - opinion
EU establishes new support mission in Lebanon, advisory to military forces
UK PM Burnham says Russia interfered in 2016 Brexit vote
Canada may become first associate member of EU, European Commission president says
Through its partnership with Canada, von der Leyen urged EU states to tackle climate change, competition with China, and other major challenges.
European Parliament to screen 'The Bibi Files' ahead of Israel's 2026 Knesset election
The Bibi Files is based on footage from Netanyahu's police interrogations, which were leaked to film director Alex Gibney in 2023. The materials require court approval for release in Israel.
EU demands AI companies prove safety compliance in order to operate in region
The debate about AI was thrust back into the spotlight after the chief executive of Anthropic, Dario Amodei, said on Saturday that companies must slow the pace of advancement of AI models.
At least 25 missing after boat carrying migrants partially sinks off coast of southern Greek island
It said search efforts continued for the approximately 25 missing people, as survivors said there were 77 people on the boat.
Carney pushes idea of making Canada 'associate member' of EU - report
Canada and the EU are discussing ways to let Canada's goods, services, and workers involved in strategic supply chains move freely, effectively shifting the EU border.
Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland to sign joint declaration demanding self-determination - report
The summit will take place in Cardiff, where ministers are expected to sign a joint declaration demanding the right to self-determination and to be allowed to hold independence referendums.
France's trade ban on Israeli settlements is political theater dressed up as int'l law - opinion
France is leading a push to restrict settlement goods, but the initiative faces serious questions over its legal force and compatibility with EU law.
The security order Europe has not named - opinion
For generations, Europe and Israel anchored their security in the United States until the alliance became dependence: Europe outsourced critical protection; America was embedded in Israel's structure
Israeli embassy in Slovenia opens as relations thaw between the countries
Protests were scheduled against the opening of the embassy on Wednesday evening by student movements, a left-wing political opposition party, and pro-Palestinian groups.
Miliband accuses settlers of ethnic cleansing as UK imposes sweeping sanctions
Miliband: UK believes Israel is carrying out ethnic cleansing in West Bank, 'we refuse to be bystanders' • Alongside UK, France, and Canada, 12 countries say they back restrictions on settlements
