Poland to arm itself with allies, says Tusk regarding Macron's nuclear plan
Polish officials are expressing support for joining France's nuclear defense initiative alongside several European nations, following recent geopolitical tensions.
EU countries can use funds to help women with abortion
Jon Stephensen reveals in an interview that he was offered a considerable sum by officials from the Moderates party to resign from his mandate, which he declined.
Politico: EU begins to understand what could sway Orbán on €90bn Ukraine package
EU officials believe Viktor Orbán may be open to unblocking a €90 billion loan to Ukraine if specific conditions regarding the Druzhba oil pipeline are met.
News in Simple Language on February 25
Ukrainian officials are set to meet with US envoys in Geneva to discuss peace talks and potential EU membership for Ukraine.
Zelensky demands accession date from EU
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged the European Union to provide a definitive date for Ukraine's accession, ideally by 2027, amid reluctance from EU officials to commit to a specific timeline.
EU top officials visit Kyiv
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, EU leaders Ursula von der Leyen and Charles Michel visit Kyiv to reaffirm their support for Ukraine.
Russia offered EU a non-aggression pact - no response from Brussels
Russia has proposed a non-aggression pact to the EU, yet there has been no response from European officials, according to Alexander Grushko, Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia.
The EU Council agrees on new sanctions against Russia
The EU Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels has reached an agreement on sanctions against eight Russian judicial and prison officials involved in repression against civil society in Russia.
Millions for Poland at Risk. Everything Depends on Nawrocki's Signature
The SAF program, aimed at supporting Poland's defense industry, is jeopardized by political controversies and the urgent need for signatures from key officials.
EU sanctions eight Russian officials over human rights violations
The EU has imposed sanctions on eight Russian officials for their roles in serious human rights violations.
EU Delays Plans for 'Made in Europe' Production
The EU has postponed plans to introduce a 'Made in Europe' production label due to significant opposition from member states and high-ranking officials.
Exclusive: Mounting concern in Brussels over Ukraine’s reform backslide
Senior EU officials express growing concerns over Ukraine's lack of progress on essential reforms necessary for EU membership amidst the country's push for expedited entry into the European Union.
US congressional committee: EU officials have no right to anonymity
A US congressional committee has stated that EU officials should not have the right to anonymity amidst a report disclosing the names of officials involved in EU digital regulation.
The EU again postpones the emotionally debated 'Made in Europe' plans
The European Union has postponed the proposal for 'Made in Europe' plans due to opposition from several member states and high-ranking officials.
Macron asks Trump to lift sanctions on EU officials
French President Emmanuel Macron has requested US President Donald Trump to reconsider and lift sanctions imposed on several European officials, arguing the measures are unjust.
Denmark Wanted to Display Sponsored Lego Blocks in the European Parliament but Was Clearly Rejected
Denmark's proposal to showcase sponsored Lego blocks at the European Parliament was outright denied by foreign ministry officials.
Macron's letter to Trump: Paris calls for the lifting of sanctions against Thierry Breton and judge Nicolas Guiot
French President Emmanuel Macron has requested the lifting of 'unjust' U.S. sanctions against European officials, including former EU Commissioner Thierry Breton and International Criminal Court judge Nicolas Guiot, in a letter to President Trump.
EU: We are analyzing the decision to abolish Trump’s tariffs, we are in contact with Americans
The EU is currently reviewing the decision to lift tariffs imposed during Trump's presidency and maintains communication with U.S. officials regarding this matter.
Stop tariffs, Brussels: 'We await clarity'. London cheers Trump, Canada rejoices
European officials have paused a vote on a trade agreement with the U.S. following a Supreme Court ruling that deemed Trump's tariffs illegal.
Migration as an expression of human freedom is important for economic development, states the ministry
Migration is highlighted as a vital aspect for economic development and human rights by Latvian officials at a conference focused on EU migration.
Cautious reactions to the tariff ruling
Officials in the EU and UK are cautiously analyzing a recent US Supreme Court decision declaring Trump's tariffs illegal.
Rwanda: Kagame, EU Officials Discuss DR Congo Security Crisis
President Kagame of Rwanda and EU officials discussed the security crisis in eastern DR Congo, focusing on humanitarian efforts and regional cooperation.
Brussels says it aims to start negotiations for Ukraine's EU membership "as soon as possible"
European officials express urgency in starting EU membership negotiations with Ukraine, amidst skepticism about a 2027 accession date.
Trump chairs first Board of Peace meeting on Gaza
Donald Trump presides over the inaugural Board of Peace meeting focused on the Gaza conflict, attended by over 40 countries and officials from the EU.
Kallas does not hide her critical attitude towards the USA
Kaja Kallas, the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs, expressed skepticism towards US officials' criticism of Europe regarding free speech at the Munich Security Conference.
Politico: Hungary's stance could stall EU's 20th package of sanctions against Russia
Hungary's position on Russian sports officials may delay the EU's adoption of its 20th sanctions package against Russia.
In Vilnius – a forum to discuss military mobility and resilience topics
A forum in Vilnius will address military mobility and resilience, gathering various officials and industry leaders.
Deaf spiral: Highlights and low-points from the Munich Security Conference
The Munich Security Conference highlighted the ongoing tensions between the US and EU, with American officials criticizing European responses to global challenges.
Zelenskyy: Russia’s nuclear energy industry still not sanctioned by Europeans
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged European and American partners to impose sanctions on Russia's nuclear energy sector and its officials' families residing in the West.
EU foreign policy chief criticises ‘fashionable euro-bashing’ by the US
The EU's foreign policy chief rebuffs US criticisms of Europe, emphasizing the importance of European involvement in resolving the Ukraine conflict and responding to recent remarks by US officials at the Munich Security Conference.
Munich Security Conference has turned into ‘circus’ – Iran
Iranian officials criticize the Munich Security Conference for prioritizing performance over substance, particularly after inviting Reza Pahlavi to speak instead of senior Iranian figures.
Munich Conference: From Vance's Cold Shock to Rubio's Affectionate Tone. But the Message Remains the Same
At the Munich Security Conference, the contrasting tones of U.S. officials Marco Rubio and J.D. Vance highlighted differing approaches to European relations, yet both communicated consistent key messages.
The dispute over light in the streets of Prague: white LED lamps meet resistance, the city speaks of safety and savings
Prague's city officials defend their switch to LED street lighting as a necessary measure for safety and cost savings, while opposition groups claim the change is unwarranted and not mandated by EU regulations.
EU mulling ‘membership-lite’ for Kiev - Politico
EU officials are contemplating a limited membership proposal for Ukraine that would allow it to join without fulfilling standard accession conditions.
No solace: after the booing - an unexpected jab from K. Kallas to J. D. Vance
During the opening ceremony of the games in Milan, J. D. Vance was booed, highlighting transatlantic tensions as K. Kallas criticized U.S. officials' remarks about Europe.
Berlin promotes Concours: The EU lacks German officials
Germany is underrepresented in EU institutions, prompting Berlin to encourage applications for jobs in the sector.
Illegal migrants at the border with Belarus have not been recorded for 18 days
Lithuanian border officials report that there have been no instances of illegal migrants attempting to cross the border from Belarus in the past 18 days, marking a significant drop from previous years.
Dodik: EU will collapse within a year
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik claims that the European Union will disintegrate in a year, citing support from U.S. officials during his visit to Washington.
The Creation of Directive 2464 Shows Where the EU Commission Derives Its Power
The EU Commission is facing criticism for introducing a high number of legal acts in 2025, which contradicts its promise of deregulation, highlighting the controversial mechanisms that empower unelected officials in Europe.
In India, N. Dendias - Series of Meetings
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias held several meetings with foreign officials during his official visit to India.
EU introduces a ban. These substances will disappear from shops and restaurants
European Union officials are finalizing a regulation that will ban PFAS chemicals, which are known to be toxic and persist in the environment, affecting many industries and consumers.
Europe Increases Pressure. Concern Grows in Moscow
The EU is intensifying pressure on Russian oil flowing through its waters to limit Moscow's ability to finance the war, while Russian officials and businessmen fear a shrinking timeframe for achieving a peace agreement before the economic situation worsens further.
Croatia wants the headquarters of the new EU agency to be in Zagreb. EU diplomats have arrived for a visit
Croatia is eager to host the EU Customs Agency (EUCA) headquarters in Zagreb, with key officials meeting EU ambassadors to advocate for their bid.
G. Papandreou: Initiative for Olympic Truce Ahead of the Winter Olympics
Former Prime Minister George Papandreou, as president of the International Olympic Truce Center, sends letters to top European officials, EU leaders, the Council of Europe, the United States, and major religious leaders calling for an Olympic Truce ahead of the Winter Olympics.
Kisses from Brussels: Epstein's Safari for Women in Europe, the Network of Contacts in Belgium, and Modeling Agencies
Newly uncovered correspondence reveals Jeffrey Epstein's extensive network of contacts in Brussels, where he sought women and engaged with high-ranking EU officials.
Kęstutis Budrys: I hope that the EU's 20th sanctions package for Russia will finally be ambitious
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys expressed hope that the EU's upcoming 20th sanctions package against Russia will be more ambitious, especially in light of the current war, during his visit to Washington where he urged U.S. officials to adopt tougher measures against Russia.
Donald Trump's politics force the EU to rid itself of dependence on US technologies
With rising concerns over Donald Trump's unpredictable leadership and potential geopolitical shocks, EU officials warn of the necessity for the bloc to achieve strategic independence in both defense and energy sectors.
Russia threatens European satellites. Can they also be brought down to Earth?
Security officials in the EU believe that two Russian spacecraft have intercepted communications from at least a dozen key satellites above Europe, risking the compromise of sensitive data and potentially allowing Moscow to manipulate their trajectories or even bring them down.
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.
Scenario of 'partial integration' of Ukraine into the EU being processed by European officials
European officials are exploring a scenario for Ukraine's partial integration into the EU, allowing membership without full compliance at first.