The Dutch government’s stance remains unchanged, rejecting growing demands from European leaders and activists.

The dramatic shift reflects growing frustration over the conflict and diminished hopes for a military victory.

While Rheinmetall benefits from rising defense budgets, average Germans grapple with economic stagnation, high living costs, and a shrinking standard of living.

The government’s decision under Merz marks a break from years of strong support for Israel.

Pressure from environmentalists and left-wing parties outweighed warnings about the impact of upholding a ban on a pesticide that the EU still permits.

Ukraine cannot become a member of the EU or NATO under the current state of affairs, the Polish president’s advisor states.

The plan includes disarming Hamas and establishing a secure perimeter, despite internal and international tensions.

Tensions fade as Vance and Lammy look to build a more fruitful conversation.

The deal rekindles hopes for Europe’s battery industry.

The U.S. corporation-gone-woke has reached an out-of-court agreement with the Mandalorian actress it had fired over social media posts.

As warnings of a Wall Street ‘correction’ grow louder, some European countries risk following suit. Others are more resilient.

ČEZ has bought a 20% stake in Rolls-Royce SMR to help build small nuclear reactors in the UK and Czechia.