Israel believes Europe is already at war with Iran
Israeli officials claim that European countries are already targets of Iranian aggression and should abandon diplomatic solutions for military support.
European stock markets rally after report of โsecret outreachโ by Iran to try to end war
European stock markets experienced a bounce-back following a report that Iran is engaging in secret communications with the CIA to negotiate an end to the Middle Eastern conflict.
Europe is not stepping up in the Iran crisis as Trump treats it as secondary
European leaders, responding to U.S. President Trump's stance, have emphasized the need for diplomacy and expressed disapproval of U.S. and Israeli military operations against Iran, citing violations of international law.
Trump's Flamethrower: Threats Wrapped in Smoke
The article discusses Donald Trump's recent and unconvincing threats to Spain regarding trade relations, revealing a shift in US-European dynamics.
WSJ: Europe has begun to respond to Trump's diplomats by saying it's none of your business
European officials are increasingly pushing back against the public interventions of Trump's diplomats in sensitive political debates.
Iran warns European countries
Iran issues a stern warning that any military attacks from Europe will be considered acts of war.
Observers rather than partners.. Trump's war on Iran has sidelined the Europeans
As US and Israeli attacks on Iranian cities escalate, European allies find themselves marginalized in decision-making, struggling to protect their interests amid declining traditional diplomatic norms.
Brazil at the Top of the World Trade Agenda
Brazil has made a significant move in its economic and diplomatic history by approving a long-awaited trade agreement with the European Union.
The European Commission congratulated Milei for being the "first" to meet the requirements for the agreement between Mercosur and the EU
The European Commission has congratulated Argentine President Javier Milei for being the first to fulfill the legal requirements for the EU-Mercosur agreement.
Bilateralism in Practice. The Economic Diplomacy of the New Generation
The article discusses the significance of bilateral cooperation forums in shaping the future of the European economy during the 18th European Economic Congress in Katowice.
European heavyweights react following Iranian strikes on regional bases
European leaders respond to Iranian attacks on bases in the region, emphasizing concerns over regional stability and security.
European countries cautious in assessing the attack on Iran, avoiding clear declarations
European leaders are expressing caution regarding the recent attacks on Iran, emphasizing the need for de-escalation in the region.
Europe 'scrambles' to find a united voice over Middle East conflict
European nations are struggling to form a unified response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Attack on Iran reveals the distance between Europe and the USA
European powers, including Germany, France, and the UK, issued a standard response to the conflict in the Middle East, highlighting their caution compared to more interventionist stances favored by some U.S. lawmakers like Senator Lindsey Graham.
Trump's ally has a furious message for Europe: 'You are pathetic'
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham expresses outrage towards European leaders regarding their stance on Iran.
European countries condemn Iranian attacks
European countries including Germany, France, and the UK condemn Iranian military actions in the region and call for a return to negotiations.
The European Position on the US-Israeli War on Iran: Between Condemnation and Caution
The European stance on the escalating military conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran is marked by calls for de-escalation and a focus on international law.
Kaja Kallas: Dangerous developments in the Middle East - 'Shields' on alert
Kaja Kallas warns that recent developments in the Middle East are extremely dangerous due to Iran's actions and nuclear ambitions.
Fuss: Trump's Rowdy Diplomats
Several American ambassadors have upset their European host countries, chosen by President Trump and lacking experience.
European Union: Viktor Orbรกn between election campaign and breach of word
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbรกn is under scrutiny for blocking a significant EU aid credit to Ukraine, with diplomatic hopes for resolution following his recent proposals.
I. Ruginienฤ on the agreement with the USA regarding critical minerals: there will be no separate actions by Lithuania
Lithuanian Prime Minister I. Ruginienฤ confirmed that Lithuania will not undertake any separate actions regarding the critical minerals agreement with the USA, emphasizing the importance of a unified European stance.
Zacharova does not hold back: told Europeans not to "bark"
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova criticized the European leaders' stance on negotiations with Russia, asserting that they should not expect to be welcomed at the negotiation table due to past actions.
Russia: Retaliation after the EU's decision to limit its diplomatic mission in Brussels
Russia announced retaliatory measures after the European Commission decided to limit its diplomatic representation in Brussels, deeming the EU unworthy of participating in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.
Starmer - Metsola Meeting in London: 'A stronger and closer relationship based on realism is in everyone's interest'
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola met with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer during her official visit to the UK to strengthen Brussels-London relations ten years after Brexit.
From Paris to Jerusalem: US ambassadors increasingly enter public conflicts. Here are the last four.
US ambassadors in European countries and Israel have recently engaged in unusual public disputes with local governments, reflecting a shift in American diplomacy under the Trump administration.
West wonโt deploy troops to Ukraine without Russian approval โ Telegraph
European nations will not send troops to Ukraine without the approval of Russia, according to The Telegraph.
"The Telegraph": European countries promise to consult Putin regarding troops in Ukraine
European nations, while pledging military support for Ukraine, acknowledge that their contributions may depend on Russia's consent.
U.S. and Ukrainian officials will hold another round of negotiations in Geneva
U.S. and Ukrainian officials are scheduled to hold another round of negotiations in Geneva this week, as announced by special envoy Steve Witkoff at the Yalta European Strategy conference.
Germany Blog: Merz seeks to expand relations with China
Chancellor Friedrich Merz aims to enhance Germany's economic and diplomatic relations with China during his visit to Beijing, emphasizing the importance of European cooperation with the country.
The EU reduces Russia's diplomatic mission in Brussels to 40 people
The European Union has announced a reduction of Russia's diplomatic mission in Brussels to just 40 members, as stated by the EU's foreign affairs representative, Kaja Kallasa.
Zelenskyy appoints Kachka as chief negotiator on Ukraine's accession to EU
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed Deputy Prime Minister Taras Kachka as the chief negotiator for Ukraine's negotiations on joining the European Union.
Ukraine is defending the whole of Europe and universal principles
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion, Western ambassadors reaffirm their support for Ukraine against Russian aggression, emphasizing Ukraine's role in defending broader European values.
Leaders of nine countries arrive in Kyiv
Leaders from nine European countries arrived in Kyiv to commemorate the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The head of EU diplomacy 'adopts' Albares' plan and will propose lifting sanctions against Delcy Rodrรญguez
The head of European diplomacy will propose lifting sanctions against Delcy Rodrรญguez, following a plan suggested by Spain's Foreign Minister, Josรฉ Manuel Albares.
Ristiฤ: โLove Messageโ from the USA to Europe on Valentineโs Day 2026
U.S. Secretary of State delivered a speech in Munich interpreted as a โlove messageโ to the European Union, following previous critical remarks from U.S. officials towards Europe.
Of Relieves and Deceptions in the Atlantic Relationship
The new U.S. ambassador to Spain, Benjamรญn Leรณn Jr., aims to stabilize the often tense bilateral relationship amidst a complex political backdrop.
Spain calls on the EU to lift sanctions against Venezuela's leader
Spain is urging the European Union to lift sanctions against Venezuela's interim leader, Delcy Rodrรญguez, following the approval of an amnesty law that could free hundreds of political prisoners.
Vahagn Khachaturyan to Vima: "We see our future within the EU"
The President of Armenia, Vahagn Khachaturyan, is visiting Greece to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss Armenia's European trajectory and regional issues.
Reuters: Heads of European Intelligence Services Doubt Ceasefire in Ukraine by 2026
European intelligence chiefs express skepticism over the possibility of achieving a ceasefire in Ukraine this year, contradicting claims by Donald Trump about impending negotiations.
Zelensky: Washington and Moscow are preparing a secret document
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that discussions are underway between the U.S. and possibly some European nations regarding a new document with Russia, emphasizing the need for Ukraine to be included in these discussions.
Africa: African Countries Should Resist Europe's Assertive Migration Diplomacy
The article discusses the pressure European countries exert on African nations regarding border security and migration policies, highlighting the consequences of these tactics.
Leila Khaled.. A Pioneer of Palestinian Women's Diplomacy in European Capitals
Leila Khaled, a prominent Palestinian diplomat and activist, known for her significant role in representing Palestine in European capitals, passed away at the age of 76.
"Peace Council" on Gaza: European States Divided on EU's Attendance at the Inaugural Meeting
European states are divided over the EUโs involvement in the inaugural meeting of Donald Trump's "Peace Council" for Gaza, with France leading critiques.
Zakharova: European countries accusing us of poisoning Navalny with frog toxin must present evidence
Russia has demanded that European countries accusing it of poisoning Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny with a frog toxin provide concrete evidence to support their claims, according to Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.
Simonas ล atลซnas awarded the Star of Lithuanian Diplomacy
Simonas ล atลซnas has been awarded the Star of Lithuanian Diplomacy for his contributions to strengthening Lithuania's defense through EU initiatives.
The Doubts and the Temptation to Send the Ambassador to the Board, Then Meloni: Tajani Goes
The Italian government faces challenges as European representation dwindles, yet Premier Meloni remains determined to send a message to the US through her deputy.
Ukraine and Russia had 'tense talks' on their first day of negotiations in Geneva
Ukraine and Russia engaged in tense negotiations in Geneva, mediated by the United States and several European countries, amidst continued conflict and recent escalations in missile and drone attacks by Russia.
Talks Underway โ Russian Shuffle Suggests Tougher Measures
Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S. have begun negotiations in Switzerland, focusing on contentious territorial issues, with key European powers also in attendance.
Raimond Kaljulaid: Is there a new spring in transatlantic relations?
Raimond Kaljulaid analyzes the current state and potential renewal of transatlantic relationships amid evolving international dynamics.
The Lessons of Munich for Argentina
The article analyzes the implications of the Munich Security Conference for Argentina, highlighting the shifting dynamics in international relations and the growing autonomy of European nations.