Europe’s long-standing struggle with gender inequality is no longer just a social issue – it’s an economic liability
If Europeans are serious about keeping Ukraine afloat, they must address Belgium’s legitimate concerns without delay
In Madrid, there's a sense that corruption probes have never touched a serving prime minister and his inner circle so closely
The intervention would not affect endangered funds for NGOs
Taiwanese Vice-President Hsiao Bi-khim's surprise attendance at the annual Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) meeting in Brussels on 7 November affirmed Taiwan's desire to raise its profile on the international stage.Hsiao's invitation was kept secret until the last minute - [...]
Several US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agencies, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP), [...]
Emissaries sent from Abu Dhabi by UAE Vice President and Deputy Prime Minister Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan landed in Conakry [...]
Washington - Redpoint Advisors bolsters Africa expertiseRedpoint Advisors, the intelligence firm headed by CIA operations veteran Matthew Bockner, has just [...]
The deputy head of the Technical and Innovation Directorate (DTI) of France's DGSE foreign intelligence service has revealed a significant [...]
In addition to issues related to its development, the military artificial intelligence and drone start-up Alta Ares is facing information attacks [...]
America has the most to lose from restarting nuclear testing.
The real costs of Washington’s use of force.
Ministers meet in Bremen to back a €22 billion package as ESA pivots from climate-first to security-led ambitions
European machine manufacturers are facing punitive tariffs of up to 200%, prompting some firms to halt US exports entirely
Refugees have given the BBC a harrowing account of atrocities committed by the Russian paramilitary force.
Across the region, he has made it harder for Israel to act militarily.
L'émissaire américain pour l'Afrique, Massad Boulos, a affirmé qu'aucune des deux parties en guerre au Soudan n'avait accepté la proposition de cessez-le-feu soumise par Washington au nom des médiateurs, exhortant les deux camps à donner leur accord à cette trêve. Il les a appelées "à accepter la trêve humanitaire telle que présentée sans conditions préalables". Le chef de l'armée, Abdel Fattah al-Burhane, a jugé cette proposition "inacceptable".
The leaders talked trade, Taiwan, and—likely—Japan.
But major points of contention remain unresolved, including possible territorial concessions.
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