War in Ukraine
Russian pneumonia death exposes limits of international health rules
Russia’s response to a suspected plague case reveals weaknesses in the system designed to prevent infectious disease outbreaks from spreading.
Britain’s defense industry has a private investment problem
Experts warn the U.K. and Europe are lagging behind the U.S. on getting private capital into their defense industries — and are calling for a massive cultural change to supercharge the sector.
EU’s ‘trust’ and ‘leverage’ at stake over development cuts, UN food aid boss warns
European countries are discussing significantly scaling back the EU’s proposed budget for international aid.
After looting spree, France tells online resellers to crack down on traffic of stolen goods
The French government wants Vinted, Amazon, eBay, Meta and TikTok to work closely with police to stop the sale of stolen goods.
EU Parliament launches probe into fake email seeking to sway internal election
The email comes amid a fierce campaign for the EPP’s vice-chair positions, with voting set for Tuesday.
Trump says he is open to trilateral summit with Putin and Xi
The president told reporters that such a meeting would focus on denuclearization, not the war in Ukraine as Moscow had suggested earlier.
AfD’s Alice Weidel to unveil plan to downsize the EU
The far-right party leader will present her party’s ideas for the EU at the European Parliament.
Spain’s conservatives in talks with far-right Vox over election deal
Conservative leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo said it would be a “mistake” to allow Socialist boss Pedro Sánchez to lead again.
Ryanair’s O’Leary warns of ‘biggest increase’ in EU airfares next year
High fuel prices could push up ticket prices and force airlines to cut capacity as their hedging contracts expire.
UK to deploy fighter jets to help Saudis against Houthi attacks
The Ministry of Defence announced Tuesday that Royal Air Force Typhoon fighters will be deployed to the Gulf Kingdom — but stressed they will be only used in a defensive capacity.
Don’t be Liz Truss, Badenoch tells Burnham
The Tory leader said the ex-British PM needs to take responsibility for her disastrous 2022 budget as she prepares to publish a new book.
Spanish left-wing chaos dampens Sánchez’s hopes of election miracle
Spanish left-wing chaos dampens Sánchez’s hopes of election miracle
French riots lay bare risks and opportunities for 2027 election candidates
French riots lay bare risks and opportunities for 2027 election candidates
Scottish government set to drop opposition to new oil and gas fields
The SNP has had a long-standing “presumption against” new oil fields.
‘We give back’: Zelenskyy replies to Le Pen’s pledge to cut aid
The Ukrainian president argues that France and Europe are benefiting from Ukraine’s battlefield experience.
Trump and Putin’s ‘terrible’ alliance threatens to strain EU’s resolve on Ukraine
Several EU leaders want to revive the bitter debate over raiding Russia’s frozen assets to fund Ukraine’s war.
Starlink restrictions in Ukraine a ‘planned operation’, Zelenskyy says
The Ukrainian president said a “test” showed that speed restrictions on the satellite service were not in place in other European countries.
5 fights that will shape NATO’s next Russia war plans
NATO allies are beginning talks on new military requirements as fears of a Russian confrontation grow.
France riots: Presidential hopeful Attal pitches social media blackout
The former PM said measures must be “temporary” and “limited to the area where the riots are taking place.”
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