SOFIA - Bulgaria has decided unexpectedly against selling its two unused Russian nuclear reactors to Ukraine, a last-minute reversal driven by pressure from the pro-Russian Bulgarian Socialist Party ...

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"In this ruthless competition of egos on global markets and war fronts, Poland will no longer be the naive partner," Tusk said, warning that Polish companies must not be left at a disadvantage against ...

Tens of thousands of sites across Poland will be off-limits to photographers from Thursday under a new national defense law ...

In a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday, French President Emmanuel Macron stressed that the suffering of Gaza's civilians “must end" and urged the opening of all ...

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about allies cheering Germany’s Taurus announcement as Russia labels Merz a ‘Nazi’, ...

This addresses the proliferation of uncoordinated voting blocs uniting the centre right and far-right groups, that have swayed recent votes in the EPP's favour – from the EU's response to Venezuela's ...

For Trump, the ideal Greek coalition government would include Mitsotakis' New Democracy and the two openly pro-Trump parties, Greek Solution and Voice of Reason - a minefield for the current prime ...

The European Space Agency's newfound willingness to talk about defence is the latest sign of a security seachange.

The Commission’s agriculture department (DG AGRI) has advised EU Agriculture Commissioner Christophe Hansen's cabinet to be cautious.

The European Space Agency hopes to raise billions for plans including a military-grade reconnaissance satellite network.

Despite Conservative uproar over a "betrayal" of Brexit, Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer could be about to put some meat on the bone of his 'reset'.