Tsahkna to EU Foreign Ministers: Pressure on the Iranian regime must continue
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna emphasized the importance of ensuring the security of EU citizens and the ability for them to return home during an extraordinary meeting of EU foreign ministers.
EU: Emergency meeting of Foreign Ministers with participation of G. Gerapetritis
An emergency meeting of EU Foreign Ministers, including Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis, is set to convene via teleconference to discuss recent developments in the Middle East.
European Foreign Ministers Hold Emergency Meeting, Estonian Citizens Urged to Make Their Voices Heard
European Union foreign ministers are convening for an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in the Middle East, diplomatic efforts, and increasing pressure on Russia.
Kęstutis Budrys will discuss the situation in the Middle East with EU foreign ministers
Kęstutis Budrys is set to meet virtually with EU foreign ministers to discuss the situation in the Middle East, particularly focusing on Iran and regional tensions.
EU Foreign Ministers Will Hold Urgent Talks on Iran on Sunday
European Union foreign ministers will convene urgently on Sunday to discuss Iran and escalating events in the Middle East, as announced by K. Kallas.
Emergency meeting for foreign ministers in the EU on Sunday
EU foreign ministers are convening on Sunday to discuss the situation in Iran following recent military actions by Israel and the USA.
M. JakubauskienÄ— will attend an informal meeting of EU health ministers in Cyprus
The meeting will focus on advancing evidence-based medicine and improving access to innovative medicines across the EU, among other health topics.
Joint Statement of the 13 Ministers of the Countries of the Vertical Corridor – What Was Agreed at the Summit
Energy ministers from Central and Eastern European countries, along with representatives from the USA, signed a joint declaration to enhance natural gas supply security in the region.
"A stain on the EU": European ministers are furious with Hungary
European ministers expressed outrage as Hungary's Viktor Orbán blocks EU financial assistance to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia.
"A disgrace for the EU": EU ministers are furious with Hungary
EU leaders were frustrated as Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán blocked a planned €90 billion loan to Ukraine, coinciding with the anniversary of Russia's invasion.
EU ministers disagreed on sanctions against Russia, Hungary and Slovakia are against
EU ministers failed to reach an agreement on sanctions against Russia, with Hungary and Slovakia opposing the measures.
Orbán's Blocking of Sanctions Outrages EU Foreign Ministers and Revives Debate on Retaliatory Measures
Hungary's recent veto of EU sanctions against Russia has sparked outrage among EU foreign ministers and re-ignited discussions on possible legal retaliation against Budapest.
The Tone is Escalating Against Hungary: Shocking
EU foreign ministers are meeting to negotiate a new sanctions package against Russia, with Hungary emerging as a significant obstacle.
EU: Approval of the 20th sanctions package against Russia is unlikely at today's Foreign Ministers' meeting
The EU is unlikely to reach an agreement on a proposed 20th sanctions package against Russia due to a blockade from Hungary.
EU loans to Ukraine in the balance – Hungarian veto creates worry and anger
Hungary's announced veto against EU loans for Ukraine has triggered significant concern among foreign ministers gathering in Brussels.
EU's Foreign Ministers Meet Trump's 'Peace Council'
EU foreign ministers are set to meet with the leader of Trump's 'Peace Council' in Brussels to discuss Gaza's future and other pressing issues.
War in Ukraine: EU Foreign Ministers Struggle with Ukraine Support
EU foreign ministers are debating crucial financial aid for Ukraine and fresh sanctions against Russia ahead of the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion.
Hungary and Slovakia resist a new package of sanctions against Russia, but it is still intended to be approved today
Hungary and Slovakia are opposing a new EU sanctions package against Russia, yet EU foreign ministers are working toward its approval today.
K. Budrys has gone to Cyprus: will participate in the informal EU Trade Council
K. Budrys travels to Cyprus to participate in a meeting of EU trade ministers focusing on various trade issues involving China and critical mineral supplies.
The European Union Officially Designates Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a Terrorist Organization
The European Union has officially designated Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization, following a recommendation by EU foreign ministers from January.
China's actions raise concern – ministers convene
The EU will discuss trade relations with China at an informal meeting of trade ministers, addressing risks arising from China's control over critical production and supply chains.
Lithuanian President Meets with Latvian and Estonian Prime Ministers and German Chancellor
Lithuanian President Gitanas NausÄ—da discussed regional security and defense commitments during a meeting with the German Chancellor and the Prime Ministers of Latvia and Estonia at the Munich Security Conference.
A Week of Discussions: Will Europe Become Defensively Independent or Remain Bound to Its Old Alliances?
Europe is facing a critical week of discussions as it evaluates its defensive independence amid ongoing meetings among EU defense ministers, NATO discussions, and the Munich Security Conference.
Nawrocki Wanted to Break the Coalition. Post-Communist, but Ours
Karol Nawrocki engaged in a lengthy discussion with ministers from Donald Tusk's government about Poland's involvement in the EU SAFE program, raising concerns over its implications for Polish sovereignty and the defense industry.
The Defense Minister emphasizes the need for Ukraine's participation in the European Defense Fund
Latvian Defense Minister Andris Sprūds stressed the importance of supporting Ukraine's inclusion in the European Defense Fund during a recent EU defense ministers' meeting in Brussels.
EU Defence Ministers Meeting: What Kallas Said About Ukraine, Investments, and Security
EU's High Representative Kaja Kallas emphasizes the need for flexibility in the utilization of a €90 billion loan for Ukraine during the Defence Ministers meeting in Brussels.
EU chief diplomat outlines topics for discussion with Ukraine's defence minister at Council of EU meeting
EU foreign ministers will meet to discuss military support and defense cooperation with Ukraine's Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.
Crucial meetings for the EU in the shadow of the Franco-German rift
The EU faces internal divisions as Germany strengthens ties with Italy while distancing from France, culminating in critical discussions at the Defense Ministers' Summit and the Munich Security Conference this week.
EU: Ukraine and cooperation on drones on the agenda of the Defense Ministers' Council in Brussels
Ukraine's war is central to the EU Defense Ministers' Council meeting in Brussels, where the new Ukrainian Defense Minister will outline urgent military needs and discuss a significant financial aid package.
N. Dendias: He is heading to Brussels for the NATO Defense Ministers' Meeting and the EU Foreign Affairs Council.
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias will attend meetings in Brussels concerning both EU defense affairs and NATO.
Eurozone ministers will evaluate the creation of euro stablecoins and more debt issuance
Eurozone finance ministers will discuss enhancing the global role of the euro and strengthening Europe's economic security through the issuance of euro-denominated stablecoins and increased joint EU debt on February 16.
Saeima: National interests must be defended in EU budget discussions
Latvian lawmakers urged the Prime Minister and ministers to actively defend Latvia's interests in negotiations over the EU's multi-year budget for 2028-2034.
"They will beg us on their knees to join." Germans dream of an elite club of Europeans
Six finance ministers from the strongest EU economies met last week to express frustration over slow European integration and proposed the creation of a 'faster group'.
The EU imposes a 3 euro fee on purchases from Shein and Temu - When does it take effect
On December 12, European finance ministers decided to impose a 3 euro fee on packages up to 150 euros from non-EU online retail purchases, effective July 1, 2026.
Rare minerals cause global conflicts. But what are they actually used for?
The article discusses a meeting organized by the Trump administration with EU ministers regarding key minerals, highlighting the significance and use of rare earth elements crucial for high-tech devices, primarily sourced from China.
Preparing for the fight against drones, KAM and VRM plan to acquire necessary equipment centrally
Ministers discussed the integration of the State Border Guard Service and the Public Security Service into the armed forces, as well as EU funding opportunities for these purposes.
Minister Taraba Takes Controversial Filip Turek to Cyprus on Government Special Flight
Despite not being appointed as the Minister of the Environment, Czech populist politician Filip Turek will join EU ministers for informal discussions on important agenda items.
I am not flying to Cyprus, Taraba announced when we wrote that he would take Filip Turka on a special flight
Despite not becoming the Minister of the Environment, Czech politician Filip Turek is reported to have been involved with EU ministers' important agenda discussions.
Over 400 former diplomats urge EU to take a tougher stance against Israel - including 19 from Germany
More than 400 former EU ambassadors, senior officials, and ministers are calling for increased diplomatic pressure on Israel, as current policies are seen as endangering peace and the two-state solution.
US, UK, EU, Australia and more to meet to discuss critical minerals alliance
Ministers from multiple countries, including the US, EU, UK, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, are set to convene in Washington to discuss forming a strategic alliance on critical minerals amidst efforts to reduce reliance on China.
European Union's Foreign Minister: Iran's Revolutionary Guards Will Be Designated a Terror Organization
The EU foreign ministers have announced that Iran's Revolutionary Guards will now be included on the bloc's list of terrorist organizations, marking a symbolic shift in Europe's approach towards Iranian leadership.
The European Commission sees the approval of the agreement with Mercosur closer, but does not commit ahead of Friday's vote: "I cannot predict either an outcome or a timetable"
The European Commission expresses optimism about securing a deal with Mercosur despite uncertainties, as they aim for qualified majority support from EU ministers ahead of a crucial vote.
"Dinosaur of the Year": Negative Award for Union's Agricultural Minister
The Nature Conservation Union (Nabu) awards the 2025 'Dinosaur of the Year' to the Union's state agricultural ministers for opposing important EU legislation aimed at restoring damaged ecosystems.
Light Lega-FI on US sanctions. Meloni's embarrassment
In a WhatsApp group for ministers, Giorgia Meloni wishes her team a Merry Christmas while expressing concern about US sanctions against five European figures, including former EU Commissioner Thierry Breton.