By Anna Schroeder
Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.
Kallas accuses US of pressing Ukraine to surrender on Putin's terms
Kaja Kallas accused US negotiators of trying to push Ukraine into surrender on terms favorable to Putin. She insisted Europe must be at the
Paris pharmacy owner describes devastation after France's worst riots in years
France faced its worst rioting in years, with thousands of shops vandalized or looted. A Paris pharmacy owner described the devastation, say
French police arrest suspect in Limoges town hall arson as riots shake country
French police arrested a man suspected of setting fire to the historic town hall in Limoges during weekend riots. The building, dating from
Alberta separatists refuse to concede after referendum plan rejected
Alberta voters rejected a plan for a binding independence referendum. Separatist leader Jeffrey Rath insists the movement has already won an
Kallas warns Russian Black Sea attacks threaten global food security
Kaja Kallas told the European Parliament that Russian drone strikes on civilian ships in the Black Sea are a 'dangerous and unacceptable esc
EU commissioners warn budget cuts would weaken bloc's global clout
Five EU commissioners, including Kaja Kallas, warn that a proposed 17% cut to the Global Europe budget would undermine the bloc's global inf
Witkoff to meet Zelenskyy in Oslo before Moscow talks with Putin
US envoy Steve Witkoff will hold talks with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Oslo on Tuesday, hosted by Norway and Finland. He is then expected to tra
Ukraine uses drone to airlift wounded soldier from front line
Ukraine's 92nd Assault Brigade has released footage of what it says is the first drone evacuation of a wounded soldier from the front line.
France to extend curfews as Lecornu vows to restore order
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced new curfews will be set where needed after a relatively calm night. The measures follow weekend r
Deadly landslide at illegal gold mine in Colombia's Narino kills 14
At least 14 people died and seven were injured in a landslide at an illegal gold mine in Narino, Colombia. Armed groups control the clandest
Alberta votes to stay in Canada, Carney hails unity amid US pressure
Alberta voted overwhelmingly to remain in Canada, with 77% backing unity. Separatists vow to continue their campaign despite the setback.
Inflation protests spread across Europe as EU weighs its limited role
Euro-area inflation reached 3.8% in September, the highest in months, driven by an 18.8% surge in energy prices. Protests have erupted acros