The European Parliament has approved a resolution that calls for an end to the civil war in Sudan, but without any mention of the United Arab Emirates’ alleged role in the conflict.
According to parliamentary sources, the European People’s Party pushed to remove any reference to the UAE…
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Researchers in the United States have developed a new tool that allows independent scientists to study how social media algorithms affect users—without…
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will visit Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, breaking with a near-consensus among European leaders that more pressure must be applied on Moscow through sanctions and isolation to end the war in Ukraine.
The meeting comes as Europeans work to…
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Government offices and schools were closed in Sri Lanka on Friday as the death toll from floods and landslides across the country rose to 56 and hundreds…
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At least 94 people have been killed after a major fire broke out in a Hong Kong high-rise building on Wednesday, which quickly spread to other nearby towers. Firefighters are still working on rescuing dozens who remain unaccounted for as of Friday.
SAFE is meant to kick-start a European security renaissance, provide independence from the U.S. and give the continent the tools to defend itself against Russian aggression.
The EU wants the U.K., with its large defense industry, in the tent. Britain wants in too — predicting benefits…
The budget makes specific mention of finding savings in “high-cost locations such as New York” — which could include a £12 million luxury apartment in the city bought for diplomats in 2019 to help negotiate trade deals with the United States following Brexit.
The Foreign Office…
It’s also a worry in Poland, Austria and inside EU institutions — all of which are rushing to put in safeguards to block, or at least monitor, third-country investment in key tech and transport infrastructure.
What accelerated Sweden’s move was a recent EU court ruling involving…
But the mood in the European Parliament and in some capitals has turned volatile.
And with the clock ticking down to a tentative Dec. 20 date for European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to fly to Brazil for a formal signing ceremony, the path to that successful outcome is…