Category: 3. Europe

By SUMAN NAISHADHAM

MADRID (AP) — Suitcases rattle against cobblestones. Selfie-snappers jostle for the same shot. Ice cream shops are everywhere. Europe has been called the world’s museum, but its record numbers of visitors have also made it…

“The European Parliament’s decision to establish an investigative body for the funding of NGOs from EU sources only confirms that transparency in the civil sector is not only a timely issue but a fully legitimate concern,” Zacharová said.

“This is not an attack on civil society —…

Following Camille Grand’s thoughtful insights in the 2025 Raymond Aron Lecture, I’d like to offer three reflections on his topic: “The End of the Imperial Republic and the Future of the trans-Atlantic Alliance.” 

First, Raymond…

LONDON (AP) — European nations worked Monday to keep diplomatic efforts to curb the Israel-Iran war alive as the two countries traded strikes following the United States’ weekend attack on Iran’s…

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Rutte thinks that’s very unlikely.

“Spain thinks they can achieve those targets with 2.1 percent spending. NATO is absolutely convinced that Spain will have to spend 3.5 percent to get there,” Rutte said at his Monday press conference in The Hague, ahead of the NATO leaders’ summit…

A new Netflix docuseries centered on two pilots traveling aboard a cocaine-laden airplane has revived a drug trafficking case that ensnared France and the Dominican Republic and put a spotlight on just one part of the cocaine pipeline to…

As Washington’s long-standing alliances take a back seat in Trump’s world, there is a strong incentive for U.S. allies in Europe and Asia to do more with each other. Until now, the United States was expected to have two different…