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The communiqué is politically useful, but not a factual description of where negotiations stand.

A new split has emerged inside the European Union over how to finance Ukraine’s budget in the coming years, after Italy, Belgium, Malta, and Bulgaria jointly urged Brussels to slow down on its flagship plan to use frozen Russian state assets as collateral for large-scale loans to Kyiv.

The debate now underway in Australia will shape how countries worldwide respond to the rapidly evolving challenge of safeguarding children online—balancing protection with autonomy, safety with access, and regulation with rights.

Zelenskyy races across Europe for urgent talks with NATO, the EU, and Italy as U.S.–Russia backchannel contacts raise tensions over Ukraine’s security.

EU–Canada launch new AI and digital identity agreements, boosting innovation, security, and media integrity as part of their strengthened Digital Partnership.

Orbán threatens to block EU aid to Ukraine — but EU law says rule-breakers can lose funding. Here’s what the law actually says, and why the

The EU has unveiled its 19th package of sanctions on Russia, targeting energy, finance, and military technology.

Europe reacts to Trump’s alignment with Russia, Coalition of the Willing meeting and the details on the upcoming talks in Washington D.C.

During a high-level meeting with President Xi Jinping, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reflected on 50 years of EU-China diplomatic relations.

Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada held a high-level discussion with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

At a high-stakes press conference today, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa laid out the EU's urgent global priorities.

A coalition of 70 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) has called for the European Commission to suspend Hungary from Schengen Zone.