Asia

The adviser says frontline countries should spend 10 percent on defense to fend off Russia.

“China is the main enabler of Russia’s war aggression against Ukraine,” he said.

In 2016, no one in the world was ready for President Trump. America’s NATO allies aren’t making the same mistake this time.

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

Habeck said the EU’s proposed tariffs on imports of EVs from China are “not a punishment,” but compensation for advantages granted by Beijing.

An obscure law could uphold military consequences for India and other countries that conduct nefarious plots on American soil.

Leaked files reveal betrayal by Russia’s proxies provoked Armenia to quit a military alliance with Moscow, in a blow to Vladimir Putin. 

As the EU executive imposes tariffs on emissions-free cars, politicians are campaigning to save the internal combustion engine.

Beijing’s threat of tariffs on EU agricultural imports comes as trade volumes are already falling.

Ukrainian president unleashes on Beijing, saying it’s helping Moscow threaten countries with higher food and fuel prices to convince them not to attend June 15-16 meeting.

The president is expected to address the Shangri-La Dialogue and urge countries to cut ties with Putin.

Kyiv already struggled to convince countries not in NATO to back its cause. The war in the Middle East has made that even harder.

The man organized a human-trafficking corridor through Belarus to the EU, the Security Service of Ukraine said.

“No signs of the helicopter’s occupants being alive,” report rescuers at the scene.

Two island nations bookending the Eurasian continent are joining forces to combat the growing threat from neighboring autocracies.

The EU has its own ways to deal with the video app. A blanket ban is not (yet) part of it.

A new sanctions proposal is expected to target Russia’s liquified natural gas for the first time, but the measures would only cover a quarter of Moscow’s profits.

The EU is accelerating its crackdown on what it sees as Beijing’s unfair support for companies that undermine European rivals.

EU’s Global Gateway funding has been spread “too thinly” and must be concentrated if it’s to stand a chance against Beijing, internal review says.