Foreign Affairs

The Hungarian PM’s “peace mission” has sparked condemnation from European leaders.

The talks comes as negotiations had stalled over the last few months between Israel and Hamas.

European Council President Charles Michel hails a “new cycle for the U.K.”

Just days before the final round of France’s snap parliamentary elections, we discuss possible scenarios for what could emerge from the messy political situation in Paris: shiny …

“One must not take Trump at his word,” says Juncker, who was European Commission president for much of Trump’s term in office.

“The people of France are seeking a sovereign foreign policy that serves their national interests & a break from the dictate of Washington & Brussels,” Moscow said.

Presumptive Republican nominee claimed he would “settle” Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine before he even took office.

Johan Floderus proposed to his boyfriend immediately after landing in Stockholm, he said in new interview.

Trump advisers envision a ‘radical reorientation’ in which Washington takes a back seat to Europe — and cuts a deal with Putin over Ukraine.

After the far right won the most votes, it’s now also a powerful force in the Dutch government.

AfD political provocateur Björn Höcke had already been found guilty of using a banned SA slogan at a campaign event.

The U.S. has been pushing Israel to agree to a three-part cease-fire deal, backed by several countries including France, the U.K., Egypt, Qatar and by the European Commission.

Beijing’s hold on the coveted resources has long been seen as a threat to Western clean power and tech supply chains.

Amid warnings of backsliding on key reforms, the ruling party is focusing on a different type of goal altogether.

Reform UK leader calls the Question Time audience “rigged” and “dishonest.”

Brussels has made similar deals with Tunisia, Mauritania and Turkey to curb irregular migration into the EU.

Straight from the European Council summit, we bring you the latest news and analysis on a range of tough issues on the leaders’ agenda. Host Sarah Wheaton …

Kremlin chief and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed strategic partnership treaty, deepening military cooperation earlier in June.

As many as 650 people may have died in the June 2023 disaster.

European Court of Human Rights ruled Russia is guilty of suppressing human rights in occupied Crimea

New declaration calls on the West to help ensure free and fair elections in wake of “foreign agent” law outcry.

The messaging comes as American officials seem more resigned to the likelihood of an escalation in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict.

This isn’t the first time the mother of key Putin ally Ramzan Kadyrov has been faced international travel ban and financial penalties.

Russian officials blame the West for the slayings, following the same script used after the Crocus City Hall mass shooting in March.