Paris and Athens hail landmark accord aimed at defending shared interests in the MediterraneanGreece and France have signed a multibillion-euro military agreement, a deal hailed by the leaders of both Read More
The blockade of two border crossing points between Kosovo and Serbia by Kosovo Serbs protesting against new measures on vehicle licence plates imposed by Albin Kurti’s government is now in its eighth Read More
Today, the European Union has disbursed a grant of €36.4 million for the Republic of Moldova to continue supporting country’s fight against COVID-19 and police reform. Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Read More
On a rainy day in early May, weeks after President Joe Biden announced the U.S. exit from Afghanistan, senior leaders from across the government gathered in the basement of the Read More
Reports of wiretapping and police violence in Bulgaria during protests in 2020 have caused alarm. European Parliament lawmakers, government ministers and members of the protest movement have made serious accusations.
Some countries see the election outcome as "continuity" after Chancellor Angela Merkel’s nearly 16-years in office. Others view it as an opportunity for greater cooperation with Germany.
Check against delivery! Good afternoon to all of you, Today I had the pleasure to welcome in Brussels the new Prime Minister and the new Foreign Minister of the Republic Read More
Between March 1 and September 24 this year, 99.23 per cent of people in Bulgaria who had tested positive for Covid-19 and who had died had not been vaccinated against Read More
Preliminary results Monday showed Germany’s center-left Social Democrats winning the largest share of the vote in national parliamentary elections as parties battle to see who will succeed outgoing Chancellor Angela Read More
Turkish leader did not get to meet Joe Biden, but he is about to meet Vladimir Putin.
