By Anna Schroeder
Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.
Russian Missile and Drone Barrage Kills Eight in Kyiv, Wounds Dozens
At least eight people were killed and 34 wounded in a Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv and its surroundings. A residential building
French Volunteers Train with Ukraine's Military Intelligence-Led International Legion
French volunteers have joined the International Legion of Ukraine's Defence Intelligence, training in assault tactics and weapons handling.
JD Vance: UK Leadership Has Failed 'Beautiful' Britain
JD Vance says Britain has been 'failed by its leadership for a long time.' He calls for structural change and hopes Andy Burnham can deliver
Trump Holds Separate Calls with Zelenskyy and Putin on US Independence Day
US President Donald Trump held separate phone calls with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin on Saturday. Both leaders discussed the war
Trump Declares 'American Dream Is Back' in Fourth of July Address
President Donald Trump used the 250th anniversary of US independence to declare the 'American dream is back.' He praised US history, attacke
400,000-Year-Old Sealed Cave in Israel Reveals Pre-Neanderthal Life
A cave sealed for hundreds of thousands of years near Foreidis, Israel, has yielded flint tools, animal bones, and evidence of long-term occ
European Leaders and Royalty Mark US Bicentennial with Messages of Alliance
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised the transatlantic partnership. King Charles III, Polish President Karol Nawrocki,
Pope Leo XIV's Lampedusa Visit: A Call for Europe to Act on Migrant Deaths
Pope Leo XIV made a historic visit to Lampedusa, praying at the Cemetery of the Nameless and meeting migrants. He warned that deaths at sea
NATO's Drone Challenge: Can European Industry Bridge the Gap?
NATO's costly fighter jet scrambles against cheap drones prompt a search for cheaper solutions. European defense firms showcase new counter-
Lefebvrists Reject Excommunication as New Schism Looms in Scotland
The Society of Saint Pius X has rejected its excommunication by Pope Leo XIV, calling it 'objectively unjust.' A second traditionalist group
Andy Burnham Rules Out Early UK Election, Pledges to Stick to Labour's 2024 Manifesto
Andy Burnham, the frontrunner to succeed Keir Starmer as UK prime minister, has ruled out calling an early general election. He committed to
Damascus Funeral Procession for Cafe Bombing Victims as Officials Vow Justice
A funeral procession in Damascus's Midan neighbourhood honoured three victims of a cafe bombing that killed 10 and wounded 21. Officials hav