Record EU Defence Spending Amid Global Security Fears TEC News / AFP September 2, 2025 Europe earmarks €130 billion for new weaponry and war readiness.
EU Foreign Ministers’ Meeting: Kallas Urges Using Russian Assets TEC News / AFP August 30, 2025 The foreign policy chief said Moscow must be held accountable for the damages caused, but Belgium is hesitant to further use the frozen assets.
Kallas: Time Running Out To Avert Iran Sanctions TEC News / AFP August 29, 2025 Europe’s foreign policy chief says negotiators must use the 30-day deadline to secure a new deal on Tehran’s nuclear programme.
Kallas: Land Concessions Would Hand Putin a Victory TEC News August 22, 2025 EU foreign policy chief says Moscow has made “not one compromise”
Zelensky Heads to Washington Ahead of Possible Three-Way Peace Summit Christina Holmgren-Larson August 17, 2025 Details from the closed-door Alaska summit are surfacing, revealing key conditions discussed for a potential Ukraine peace agreement.
Trump Takes the Lead: Europe Scrambles on Ukraine Peace Talks Zoltán Kottász August 11, 2025 With Washington driving negotiations ahead of the Alaska summit, EU leaders are split on how to prevent a deal that could cost Kyiv its territory.
Europe Wants Ukraine Included in Trump-Putin Talks TEC News / AFP August 11, 2025 The U.S. president will host his Russian counterpart in Alaska on Friday.
Europe Briefly Changes Tone on Hamas After Videos of Starving Hostages Michael Curzon August 4, 2025 After speaking more harshly about the terror group, leaders appeared to continue pushing Israel to change its approach.
Kallas Condemns “Barbarity” of Hamas in Response to Hostage Videos TEC News / AFP August 3, 2025 “Hamas must disarm and end its rule in Gaza,” the EU’s foreign policy chief said on X.
Brussels Is Falling into “Hamas’ Trap” by Condemning Israel Michael Curzon July 22, 2025 The EU stresses that “all options remain on the table” against Israel, despite being told it is buying into lies.
