Until Saturday, Germany had a longstanding practice of blocking lethal weapons from being sent to conflict zones.

Final decision rests with European Council.

Francis says transatlantic military alliance was ‘barking’ at Russia’s door.

Hungarian PM’s Moscow trip triggered a tidal wave of condemnation from his fellow leaders.

Just days ago, Serhiy Prytula was planning to launch a political party to challenge the Ukrainian president. ‘That was another life,’ he says now.

Hungary is the first country to face proceedings under the new power.

Is enough currently being done to send a strong and credible message of deterrence to Moscow? 

In an interview, Reza Pahlavi says the United States and Europe should help the Iranian people and a newly unified opposition exploit cracks in Iran’s leadership.

Warsaw is turning to major arms deals with South Korea to establish supremacy in Continental Europe.

Israel PM insists his priority is to prevent another terror attack like the October 7 Hamas raid.

Ukrainians hit back at SpaceX chief over ‘Vein Popping Guy’ meme.

This live blog was paused on March 16. Key points: U.S. President Joe Biden will travel to Brussels later this month to meet NATO and EU leaders.Ukraine has extended martial law for another 30 days…

Seeking international attention, independence supporters have become experts in picture-perfect marches.

Project aims to reconstruct apartments in the Kyiv region.

The North Atlantic Fellas Organization is fighting the Kremlin’s propaganda machine — and winning.

European nations have seen press freedom deteriorate, according to Reporters Without Borders report.

Provisional results suggest Giorgia Meloni will be Italy’s first female prime minister, leading a coalition with around 44 percent of the vote.

Until Saturday, Germany had a longstanding practice of blocking lethal weapons from being sent to conflict zones.

Greece ranks 107th globally, behind Qatar and Thailand.

The ‘great risk’ Europe faces is getting ‘caught up in crises that are not ours,’ French president says in interview.

Legal opinion favors Oriol Junqueras seeking immunity from prosecution.

The North Atlantic Fellas Organization is fighting the Kremlin’s propaganda machine — and winning.

It’s time Madrid and Brussels started to listen.

Turkish leader joins parade of leaders dealing blows to Putin.

Spain’s judiciary is waging a relentless crusade against Catalans’ right to decide their future.

The Kremlin critic described the hearing as ‘the highest degree of lawlessness.’

Lawyers for Carles Puigdemont and Antoni Comín call on the assembly ‘to take action.’

Opening accession talks won’t drag the Alliance into the war with Russia — in fact, it will prevent it.

Victoria Marinova was reporting on alleged misuse of EU funds at the time of her death.

The adult celebrity is a “patriot of her country,” said one of the amputees who took part in a flirty photo shoot.

Country prepares for a change of government in Warsaw after the turbulent rule of the Law and Justice party.

Spanish secret services may have used agents and a GPS tracker to keep tabs on the former Catalan leader.

It takes two to tango, and the Spanish election offers a sharp lesson for conservatives across Europe on how partnering with the radical right can go badly wrong.

Amid heavy Russian attacks on Kharkiv, the West must send long-distance missiles, said Annalena Baerbock.

Brussels must go beyond its blanket support for Madrid’s politically myopic response.

From rodent-battlers to PR tools, felines like Larry the Cat have a storied history.

Berlin is worried about provoking Russia by equipping Kyiv with powerful new weapons.

But the secretary of state acknowledged that “a tactical, ferocious battle” continues in Ukraine.

‘I would think that you would notice that you’re dragging an anchor behind you for hundreds of kilometers,’ says minister.

Spain’s leader was written off when he gambled on a snap election. A canine insult and a canny deal turned his fortunes around.

‘We will see in the coming days and hours what will happen,’ Flemish nationalist politician says.

EU officials attack Joe Biden over sky-high gas prices, weapons sales and trade as Vladimir Putin’s war threatens to destroy Western unity.

European Council president says EU cannot ‘blindly, systematically follow’ Washington.

Thousands took to the streets of Russia in condemnation of Putin’s war in Ukraine.

Macron raised the possibility that foreign troops could be sent to Ukraine, but Berlin and many other capitals object.

Massive rally was called by Donald Tusk, whose Civic Platform party is bidding to unseat the ruling Law and Justice party.

The two countries say they want to ensure they’re not treated unfairly under Brussels’ ‘double standards.’

No money for food? Go to McDonald’s, Karl Nehammer says.

The crackdown after the election is putting pressure on the EU to act.

Email asking Babiš colleagues to dig up dirt on Czech foreign minister was sent in error to ecological activist.

Dominic Raab’s designation has been contentious, with some ministers believing it should have been Michael Gove.

Spain’s PM will be questioned on July 30 in probe into whether Begoña Gómez used her connections to further her private business interests.

Europe can no longer neglect defense obligations, Czech President Petr Pavel said.

Péter Magyar, ex-husband of former Justice Minister Judit Varga, has released a recording alleging high-level corruption.

Hungary finally lets Sweden into the military alliance, dealing a blow to Russia.

“We must be ready to act to defend and support Ukraine whatever it takes,” French president said.

French President Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen faced off in the presidential election’s final round.

Dozens of fellow European lawmakers rally behind former Catalan leader.

The foreign minister’s view appears to contradict Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

Carles Puigdemont hails resolution and slams Madrid.

Latvian Foreign Minister Rinkēvičs cites ‘brutality of Russian forces’ in interview with POLITICO.

Crucial military aid for Kyiv has stalled in both Washington and Brussels.

Arturs Krišjānis Kariņš says ‘the only way to get a lasting peace and security is by Russia losing.’

The French president stuck his neck out, banking that the public would support his plan. And so far, it’s been a success.

With Donald Tusk’s party looking set to lead Poland, EU leaders are happy to have them back in the fold.

When it comes to trans rights, some fans believe the Harry Potter author is more Death Eater than Dumbledore.