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Slovakia’s ruling coalition party has proposed an amendment to the country’s NGO law that would introduce the labelling of organisations receiving more than €5,000 a year in foreign funding as ‘organisations with foreign support’ – a move criticised by Slovak NGOs, who are urging the government not to follow Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s lead.

Poles are much less enthusiastic about EU membership than they were in 2020 – a year after the previous EU election – according to the latest opinion poll, even though the recent elections that went in favour of pro-EU Prime Minister Donald Tusk would suggest otherwise.

Spain could recognise the Palestinian state before next July, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on Tuesday, as he faces pressure from his political ally in government, the progressive Sumar platform, to get Spain’s Council of Ministers to back recognition before EU elections in June.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday (2 April) Israel mistakenly killed seven people working for the aid charity World Central Kitchen in a Gaza airstrike, and the US and other allies called for explanations amid widespread condemnation.

The government announced on Tuesday that it will do this by modernising training infrastructure and creating new positions within the defence forces.

The EU must strengthen its defence industrial base and look beyond Ukraine’s immediate military needs to more sustainable and long-term production, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Tuesday during a visit to Paris ahead of NATO’s 75th anniversary, as Western nations step up efforts to provide long-term financial and military support to Ukraine.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday (2 April) decided to walk a mobilisation tightrope as the country enters decisive preparations for an anticipated Russian offensive as support from Kyiv’s allies remains underwhelming.

Donald Trump called immigrants illegally in the United States "animals" and "not human" in a speech in Michigan on Tuesday (2 April), resorting to the degrading rhetoric he has employed time and again on the campaign trail.

The Botswanan president on Tuesday (2 April) threatened to send 20,000 elephants to Germany in a dispute over the import of hunting trophies.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and those who support him are facing an uphill battle for the NATO top job, likely to delay the decision by weeks.

On this episode of our daily Today in the EU podcast we are talking about Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s effort to gain support from both ends of the political spectrum.

Julien Zanatta, the lawyer for a Chinese national whose application to become a French citizen was rejected by an administrative court in Nantes in February (IO, 14/03/24), confirmed to Intelligence Online that he has appealed the ruling and intends to

Western governments supporting Ukrainian cyber defence favour strengthening the country's threat intelligence capabilities, as Cyber Capacity Building programmes come with

The US defence services group Amentum is stepping up its recruitment drive in Tbilisi, as new Pentagon funds are released

Datagate and RV Connex are striving to update their networks in Bangkok. As partners of Western defence groups, the two

China's special envoy for Ukraine Li Hui's mission to Europe from 3 to 11 March has thrown a spanner in

Strategic communications provider and private investigator CT Group must have let out a sigh of relief on 28 March when

London/New York - Audere expands into US with Glenn JohnstonThe British investigations and private security provider Audere Group has brought

America needs a simpler policy—but not rapprochement.

Congress should regulate all social media apps—not just Chinese ones.