If Russia leads the world in anything, it is in the dark art of psychological warfare. In its quest to restore Soviet-era geopolitical might, Moscow prefers to follow the principle of 'winning without ...

"We do not represent the families of the hostages. We represent the State of Israel," the ambassador coldly replied, only to then complain that our resolution supported international law and the work ...

Our latest edition of the Secrecy Tracker exposes new cases of EU secrecy: refusals to disclose documents on Israel’s defence funding and its Gaza reports, a so-called 'fair solution' limiting ...

Forever chemicals are everywhere: bloodstream, drinking water and outdoor clothing. A new study shows that they are also in European officials.

This Tuesday marks two years since Hamas carried out the deadliest terrorist attack in Israel’s history. In these two years, Israel’s retaliatory offensive on the Gaza Strip has killed more than ...

The EU has frozen talks on Israel sanctions due to a US ceasefire plan, as the daily "nightmare" of Israeli military operations in Gaza enters its third year.

France’s prime minister Sébastien Lecornu has resigned less than a month after being appointed and just 12 hours after presenting his new government. But what led to the resignation and what happens ...

Drones used by the EU's border agency Frontex will only be for border surveillance, the European Commission has stated — after its migration chief Magnus Brunner suggested otherwise.

French president Emmanuel Macron is under growing pressure to hold snap elections after close ally Sebastian Lecornu became the fifth French prime minister to resign since parliamentary elections in ...

There is a systemic absence of a genuine European electoral space. As long as citizens are only allowed to vote for national parties, from national lists, presented by national actors, using national ...

Former prime minister Andrej Babi and his populist party ANO have been miles ahead in the polls for months. But it is by no means set in stone that the billionaire will become prime minister again.

This week MEPs will debate two separate censure motions against Ursula von der Leyen, EU-Greenland relations, Gaza, antisemitism, and defence (including the 'drone wall.') Votes on cutting red tape in ...