BBC Journalist Freed in Myanmar as EU Prepares Sanctions
A BBC journalist held in Myanmar has been freed, as demonstrators took to the streets for fresh anti-coup protests against ...
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Moscow Expels EU Diplomats Over Navalny Protests
Moscow said it was expelling diplomats from Poland, Germany and Sweden for participating in unsanctioned demonstrations last month in support ...
EU Could Ban Vaccine Exports Under New Checks
The European Union is setting up a Covid-19 vaccine export monitoring system giving member states an opportunity to ban shipments ...
Britain Holds Crisis Meeting Over Virus Travel Ban
Prime Minister Boris Johnson was to chair a crisis meeting Monday as a growing number of countries from France to ...
EU Border Agency Investigates ‘Pushback’ Claims
Europe's border security agency Frontex said Tuesday it had opened an internal inquiry over media reports that it was involved ...
Italy Begins Human Trials of COVID-19 Vaccine
The Lazzaro Spallanzani institute in Rome is inoculating 90 volunteers with their COVID-19 vaccine.
‘We Stand With Peaceful Demonstrators:’ EU Rejects Belarus Election Result
EU leaders came out in support of peaceful protestors in Belarus, saying they do not acknowledge the re-election of Lukashenko.
EU Leaders to Hold Emergency Summit in Support of Belarus People
EU Council President Charles Michel has called an emergency summit with other EU leaders to discuss the crisis in Belarus.
EU Agrees Landmark 750-Billion-Euro Virus ‘Marshall Plan’
EU leaders emerged from a marathon four-day and four-night summit Tuesday to celebrate what they boasted was a historic rescue ...
Deadlocked EU Leaders Try to Save Marathon Virus Rescue Summit
Bickering EU leaders will try on Monday to get their deadlocked summit on a huge coronavirus rescue package back on ...
Win for Privacy: EU Court of Justice Invalidates EU-US Data Transfer Agreement
A ruling by the EU Court of Justice invalidates Privacy Shield, a data transfer framework between the European Union and ...
Europe’s East-West Divide: Tolerance With Authoritarian Characteristics
Hungary's Orbán sees Europe divided not only by political values but also by primordial regional cultures. And he is happy ...
Unexpected Impacts: Cooperation and Conflict in Times of COVID-19
With governmental executives infected, delayed trade deals, and the destabilization of international partnerships, COVID-19 has serious implications, but the virus ...
Liberal Inches Ahead in Tight Polish Election: Surveys
A liberal contender could narrowly defeat Poland's right-wing incumbent president in a knife-edge election on Sunday.
Serbia and Kosovo Agree to Resume Detente Talks
Kosovo and Serbia will convene under EU-facilitated dialogue on a virtual summit to address their tensions.
EU Reopens Borders but Only to Nationals of 14 Countries
The European Union on Wednesday officially lifted travel restrictions for 14 countries. The United States, among others, did not make ...
US, EU Keep Close Eye as Poland Votes in Key Election
The future of Poland's right-wing government hangs in the balance as Poles prepare to vote on Sunday in a tight ...
In Defense of Georgia: Why Being Neutral Is Not an Option
Georgia's foreign policy seeks a strict Western trajectory, and the COVID-19 crisis has proved the country’s direction right.
Thousands Face Homelessness in Greek Refugee Relocation Push
Greek authorities will start moving more than 11,200 recognized refugees from the temporary homes they were given under Greece's asylum ...
EU Proposes Huge Aid Plan as Virus Hammers Latin America
The EU unveiled a proposed 750-billion-euro recovery plan Wednesday to get the continent back on its feet after the devastation ...
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