Not accepting that future conflict between the West and China is “inescapable,” the French president urged Europe to commit to maintaining trade with China.

Serbia’s Foreign Minister slammed the Kosovo government for being the “main generator of all crises” in Kosovo as it “avoids the commitments” it had made.

If convicted of espionage by a Russian court, Gershkovich could face a prison sentence of up to 20 years.

Former Russian President Medvedev opined that these ‘peacekeepers’ would be viewed as “soldiers of the enemy,” and that they “will die in the course of combat.”

If accepted by the Commission and the Council of the EU, all EU member states will adapt their criminal law, prosecuting such environmental crimes in the future.

Foreign Minister Tobias Billström said his department would summon the Russian ambassador to “protest this obvious attempt” at interference with Sweden’s NATO bid.

Without guardrails in place, Elon Musk and over 1,300 AI experts and executives foresee a precarious future for mankind.

With this latest setback, only 13 countries still recognize the beleaguered island’s sovereignty.

The Israeli leader was left with little choice, as he tried to maintain the coherence of his rightist coalition government as well as the social fabric of his country.

Before agreeing to a post-2035 ban on the sale of traditional cars, the German transport minister negotiated a provision for those running on so-called ‘e-fuels’.

The Russian leader pointed out that the U.S. had been placing tactical nuclear weapons on their allies’ territory for decades and that there was “nothing unusual” about it.

The French president’s aim with the trip is “to try and bring China to our side and put pressure on Russia” concerning its war in Ukraine.