Instead of the expected break, President Macron chose to appoint one of his most loyal lieutenants.
FM Gideon Sa’ar said some of von der Leyen’s remarks “echo the false propaganda of Hamas.”
Beijing rejects U.S. proposal to raise tariffs on Russian oil buyers, calling it unfair pressure.
Russian drones entered Polish airspace during an overnight operation, prompting heightened security measures.
Over 85% of women in Amsterdam steer clear of certain places after dark, a survey shows, with parks, tunnels, and shopping streets topping the list.
“This is an act of aggression that has created a real threat to the safety of our citizens,” according to Poland’s armed forces.
The Commission chief said Brussels would act independently to bypass the need for majority approval, including possible sanctions against Israeli ministers and “violent West Bank settlers.”
The EU’s highest court said the European Commission acted within its powers when it included nuclear power and natural gas in its sustainable finance taxonomy.
The Festival of Diversity murderer killed three in 2024.
Discussions about a future corridor linking Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan are set to continue.
Paris streets erupted—with furious demonstrators blocking roads and rail hubs—as more political instability gripped France.
Taras Kachka will meet Hungarian FM Szijjártó on Thursday.
