By Anna Schroeder
Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.
Tanker ablaze near Hormuz as Iran tightens grip on key waterway
An oil tanker caught fire in the Gulf of Oman after entering a prohibited zone with its tracking systems disabled, Iran's navy reported. The
Albanian PM decries unrest as Tirana protests enter third day
Violent protests in Tirana entered a third day, with police using tear gas and water cannons. Prime Minister Edi Rama condemned the unrest,
Omar Sy condemns French response to student protests
Omar Sy has condemned French authorities' response to ongoing student protests over school conditions. He joins other public figures in supp
Azerbaijan hosts rare summit bringing together rival Middle East and Asian leaders
Azerbaijan hosted a rare summit in Baku, bringing together delegations from Israel, Iran, Turkey, Russia, and China. The CICA meeting focuse
Russia detains Swedish citizen as Moscow eyes future prisoner swaps
Russia's FSB detained a Swedish citizen in Pskov region on terrorism charges and Japanese journalist Yuki Imai on espionage charges. The arr
IMF warns Saudi strikes could ripple through global economy
The IMF warns that attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure could have global economic spillovers. Oil prices are rising and flights to
Reform UK faces fresh racism scandal after undercover ITV investigation
An ITV News investigation captured Reform UK members using racist slurs, including referring to black children as 'animals'. The party has s
Trump defends Russian diesel deal, citing dealmaker role
Trump says he prefers making deals to criticizing foreign leaders, defending his Russian diesel agreement. The deal, announced October 9, in
Kallas: Ukraine's refinery strikes are legitimate self-defence
Kaja Kallas says Ukraine's strikes on Russian refineries are legitimate self-defence, as oil funds Moscow's war. Kyiv vows to resume attacks
Kallas: Russia's gamble to bypass Europe in US talks will fail
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas told Euronews that Russia's attempt to bypass Europe in talks with the US is a miscalculation. She stres
Can a European Security Council counter Russia's hybrid warfare?
Brussels is considering a European Security Council to counter Russian hybrid attacks. Analysts say it could improve coordination but not so
Kallas warns EU must act together as leaders gather for summit
EU leaders convene in Brussels for a two-day summit on energy costs, the stalled seven-year budget, and support for Ukraine. Kaja Kallas war