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Kyiv’s offer comes as fresh Russian strikes across Ukraine killed three people.

The truce follows deadly sectarian violence in Syria’s Druze region that triggered Israeli strikes and drew international concern.

Russia has ramped up attacks in Ukraine, defying President Trump’s warning of major new sanctions if no peace deal is reached.

The deadly Russian strike on the Black Sea port city comes a day after the EU and UK tightened sanctions on Moscow.

Slovenia scrapped a possible referendum on NATO membership, but it’s not the only country toying with putting defence policy to a public vote

It's all about the money, money... migration and condoms

Torrents of journalistic ink have been spilled on the "anti-coercion instrument" – the EU's most powerful trade weapon. Brussels should think twice before firing it at Washington.

Returns and deportations are a "gap in the reorganisation of the migration system," German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said, adding it was "where we need to do more".

Chronic understaffing, stalled cases, and political pressure raise concerns over Belgium’s ability to handle EU-related corruption investigations.

Public pressure surged after violent incidents involving rejected asylum seekers ahead of Germany’s February election.

In early 2023, the European Parliament had already called on the Council of the European Union to list the IRGC as a terrorist organisation, but the resolution was not taken up

The sheer amount of euros that the Commission is suggesting splashing has raised doubts at a ministerial meeting in Brussels.

The breakthrough came after Slovakia lifted its weeks-long veto last night, paving the way for the bloc's newest package of economic punishment aimed at Russia

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about the migration ministerial summit on Germany's highest mountaintop, the Slovak Prime Minister dropping his veto on the new sanctions against Russia, and the doubts over the EU tobacco tax.

As corruption scandals mount, Catalan separatists tighten their grip on Sánchez’s fragile coalition

There is no question about Taiwan’s status today. Only an authoritarian regime’s denial of a reality its ideology finds inconvenient.

The military camp had been occupied by French forces since Senegal’s independence in 1960 and was still home to 350 troops.

Europe’s long-term budget has a smoking problem.

Brussels hauls Slovakia to EU court for failing to guarantee lawyer access to uncharged suspects, raising alarms over fair trial standards.

Czech president signs off on ban equating the promotion of communist ideology with Nazi propaganda, triggering backlash from leftist party ahead of October elections.