BRUSSELS Reuters: The European Union and Australia said on Tuesday that negotiations on a proposed free trade deal had fallen short due to outstanding issues, particularly with regard to agricultural exports. Australia and the EU began discussions in 2018, and they had planned to reach a conclusion this week. However,Read More →
(AFP) – According to almost final statistics, the far-right EKRE received just 16 percent of the vote, while Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas’ center-right Reform Party received 31.6 percent. Reform will once again need to assemble a coalition with one or more of the parties represented in the 101-seat legislatureRead More →
GENEVA (AP) — A guy wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying explosives was apprehended at one of the entrances of the Swiss Parliament on Tuesday, prompting the Swiss capital’s police to evacuate Parliament and adjacent institutions. Berne police said in a statement that in the early afternoon, “federal security personnelRead More →
BRUSSELS (Reuters ):After months of negotiations that have so far failed to break the impasse between states divided over whether the move will relieve Europe’s energy crisis, members of the European Union will attempt to reach an agreement on an EU-wide cap on gas prices on Tuesday. The European Union’sRead More →
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reiterated Turkey’s opposition to Finland and Sweden joining NATO, accusing them of failing to take a hard stand against terrorism. “We will not agree to those (countries) imposing sanctions on Turkey in order for it to join the security organisation NATO,” Erdogan stated. Since 2019, SwedenRead More →
NATO and the US said on Sunday (May 15) that they were convinced that Finnish and Swedish proposals to join the Western military alliance in reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine would be successful. Finland’s President Sauli Niinisto indicated that his nation will request to join the alliance, and SwedenRead More →
Finland took a step toward fast-track NATO membership on Thursday, sparking a stern warning from the Kremlin as the Ukraine crisis restricted supply of Russian gas to Europe and the number of people fleeing the country neared six million. Following Russia’s invasion of its neighbour in February, Finland’s lawmakers statedRead More →
Germany has launched a challenge against Italy at the United Nations’ top court because Rome continues to enable victims of Nazi war crimes to seek compensation from the German state, despite an earlier finding that such claims breached international law. Germany’s application to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), whichRead More →
As Russian forces focus their fire on cities and captive populations in Ukraine’s almost month-long incursion, President Joe Biden has added a visit to Poland to his trip to Europe this week for urgent consultations with NATO and European partners. Biden will go to Brussels first, then to Poland toRead More →
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has published a list of countries that have conducted unfriendly actions against Russia. Russia, a former superpower, has published a list of countries, governments, and territories that it claims have engaged in unfriendly activities against Russian enterprises and citizens. As a result of Russia’s invasion ofRead More →
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