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EU Demands Russian Troops Withdraw from Belarus, Georgia and Armenia

Brussels has called for Russian forces to leave Belarus, Georgia, Armenia and Transnistria under a proposed Ukraine peace framework. The move signals continued diplomatic deadlock and heightened regional tensions.

EU Says Russia ‘Not Ready for Peace’ as Talks Stall

EU officials say there are no tangible signs Moscow is engaging seriously in negotiations. President Zelenskyy has accused the Kremlin of deliberately delaying progress.

Europe Braces for Renewed US–EU Tech Trade Tensions

European policymakers fear upcoming political developments in the US could reignite transatlantic trade friction. Officials warn the tech sector may once again become a flashpoint.

EU Trade Ministers Struggle to Resolve Steel Tariff Dispute

Trade ministers face mounting pressure to address ongoing steel tariffs affecting European industry. Complex international agreements continue to limit swift solutions.

Austrian Climber on Trial After Fatal Mountain Incident

A climber accused of abandoning his partner during a blizzard has gone on trial in Austria. The case has drawn public scrutiny over responsibility in extreme conditions.

Former Italian PM Mario Draghi warns that the current world order is “dead,” urging Europe to unify on defence and foreign policy. The EU considers banning imports of Russian copper and platinum as part of new sanctions. EU Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis expresses willingness to discuss a customs union with the UK amid global uncertainty. European foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas rejects the idea of a Europe-wide army, citing potential dangers. EU Foreign Policy Shift: Addressing US and China Threats Amid Sanctions | EU Briefing Current World Order ‘Dead’, Draghi Warns Europe Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi cautioned that the…

EU Designates Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as Terrorist Organisation | EU Briefing Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Designated Terrorist by EU Amid Global Tensions In a significant escalation of diplomatic tension, the European Union has officially labelled Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organisation. This designation, confirmed by foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, follows Tehran’s violent suppression of dissent. The move underscores growing European frustration with Iran’s repressive actions both domestically and abroad, contributing to heightened geopolitical tensions in the region. EU Discusses Fees for External Nations to Access Ukraine Loan The European Union is contemplating introducing fees for external…

Nato Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has issued a chilling warning about the potential scale of future conflict, calling on Western nations to prepare for a war reminiscent of the devastating global conflicts endured by previous generations. Speaking amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, Stoltenberg revealed concerns about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s next strategic objectives, highlighting the critical need for increased defence readiness and unity among Nato members. Nato Chief Warns of WW2-Scale War  During a recent press briefing, Stoltenberg drew stark parallels between the current geopolitical tensions in Europe and the scale of war experienced by their grandparents during World War…