Reporting and analysis grouped around #EuropeanAffairs.
India, Türkiye, Egypt and the United States have advanced ceasefire proposals aimed at limiting the Russia-Ukraine war’s disruption to global energy markets and shipping routes.
The G7 plans to draw on emergency fuel reserves as diesel shortages push up transport costs and add pressure to household budgets, placing energy security back at the centre of the policy debate.
The death of an 87-year-old Madrid woman shortly after her eviction has sharpened attention on housing policy, as Spain heads towards a snap general election at the end of November.
Burnham has signalled openness to a German role in the Global Combat Air Programme, the UK-Italy-Japan partnership developing a new fighter aircraft.
South Korea has withdrawn its envoy from Kyiv as a dispute with Ukraine develops over allegations involving the transfer of North Korean soldiers to Seoul.
Investors are demanding markedly higher returns on French government bonds, increasing pressure on public finances and drawing attention to the risks faced by countries carrying heavy debt loads.
A Russian strike on a commuter bus in eastern Ukraine killed at least 30 people, officials said, following an attack on an apartment building far from the front line that left 22 dead.
Britain’s foreign secretary says the UK diplomatic building in East Jerusalem will remain in place but operate under the name “UK Mission, Jerusalem”, raising questions over whether the change amounts to a closure or a downgrade.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio used a speech in Athens to urge Western countries to put their own interests first, linking the “America First” approach to values he associated with ancient Greece.
Italy's parliament has given final approval to an electoral law backed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, despite opposition warnings that bonus seats could weaken proportional representation and distort voters' choices.
