
Kallas: India’s Russian Oil Purchases Obstruct Stronger EU Ties
Talks centre on a free trade agreement, but India’s close links to Moscow are blocking progress on closer cooperation with Brussels.

Talks centre on a free trade agreement, but India’s close links to Moscow are blocking progress on closer cooperation with Brussels.

Ahead of his UK visit, Donald Trump calls on EU and NATO countries to break with a key fossil fuels supplier—while warning that Ukraine is in serious trouble.

“I’m ready to ‘go’ when you are,” the U.S. president told allies.

Beijing rejects efforts to “drag it into the matter.”

Budapest says the Druzhba pipeline strike violates its sovereignty and will not go without consequences.

New Delhi described Washington’s move as “unfair, unjustified and unreasonable.”

Responding to a question about the Druzhba (Friendship) pipeline, Zelensky said Ukraine has always supported “friendship” between the two countries, but whether it will continue depends on Hungary’s position.

“Let’s not forget: a significant part of Ukraine’s electricity comes from Hungary,” FM Szijjártó pointed out.

A new report shows that India is under pressure for buying Russian fossil fuels, while for its European counterparts it’s business as usual.

India is accused of funding Russia’s war efforts by buying oil from them.