By Anna Schroeder
Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine's Battlefield Innovation Proves It Belongs in NATO
President Zelenskyy told NATO's Defence Industry Forum in Ankara that Ukraine's military innovation, including long-range drone strikes on R
Euronews Launches Kazakh-Language Service in Astana, Expanding Central Asian Reach
Euronews has launched a Kazakh-language broadcast from Astana, its 20th linguistic service and first Central Asian language. The service aim
Paris Appeals Court Upholds Le Pen Fraud Conviction, Complicates 2027 Presidential Run
Marine Le Pen's fraud conviction was upheld by a Paris appeals court, casting doubt on her 2027 presidential campaign. The court shortened h
Trump Arrives in Ankara for NATO Summit Amid Tensions Over Iran and Defence Spending
US President Donald Trump has arrived in Ankara for a NATO summit where European allies are showcasing increased defence spending. Tensions
Belgium Mocks Trump and FIFA After World Cup Victory Over US
Belgium defeated the USA 4-1 in the World Cup, ending the host nation's campaign. The match was marred by FIFA's decision to overturn a red
Dutch Minister Warns NATO Allies Failing Defence Targets Will Face Pressure
Dutch Defence Minister Dilan Yeşilgöz-Zegerius warns that NATO allies failing to meet defence spending targets will face pressure from fello
Explosions in Damascus as Macron Meets Syrian President al-Sharaa
Two explosions rocked central Damascus on Tuesday as French President Emmanuel Macron met Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa. The blasts near
EU's New Entry/Exit System Causes Major Delays at European Airports This Summer
The EU's new biometric Entry/Exit System, designed to log faces and fingerprints in 70 seconds, is causing five-hour queues at airports. Ind
NATO Summit in Ankara: Allies Face Trump's Demands for Higher Defence Spending
NATO leaders gather in Ankara for a two-day summit under pressure from the US to boost defence spending. In Paris, a court decides whether M
Severe Storms and Flooding in China Kill 17, Injure Hundreds
Thunderstorms and tornadoes in Hubei province killed 15 people and injured 275. Typhoon Maysak caused flooding in Guangxi, leaving two dead
Paris Court Ruling Could End Marine Le Pen's Presidential Hopes, Boost Bardella
The Paris Court of Appeal rules Tuesday on Marine Le Pen's five-year ban from public office. If upheld, her presidential ambitions end and J
Mbappé Condemns Paraguayan Senator's Racist Remarks After World Cup Match
Kylian Mbappé publicly denounced Paraguayan Senator Celeste Amarilla for racist remarks after France's World Cup victory. French President E