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Former EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has delivered his sharpest public criticism yet of the European Commission’s growing role in diplomacy and defense, arguing that it is straying beyond its treaty powers and creating confusion over who speaks for Europe on the world stage.

Keir Starmer pitched himself as a leader for “stability and moderation” who would rebuild Britain, after Labour’s landslide victory in the 2024 general election.

Having exercised unchallenged power in Belarus since 1994, Alexander Lukashenko has earned himself not only the title of “Europe’s last dictator,” but also a well-deserved reputation as a shrewd international player.

As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump gleefully portrayed his opponents as trigger-happy interventionists who would embroil the United States in all kinds of foreign wars — up to and including World War III.

Pope Leo says he will continue to speak out against the Iran war after Donald Trump claimed he wasn’t doing a good job.

More voters think Keir Starmer made the right calls in responding to Donald Trump’s war in Iran, a new poll has found.

The European Union might welcome new members by 2030, according to its foreign policy chief, who commended the reform progress of leading candidates Montenegro and Albania, while criticizing Serbia for regressing and noting a more severe democratic decline in Georgia.

Decision on collaborating with turbine manufacturer is being managed by ministers following the rescue of British Steel

British Energy Secretary Ed Miliband will visit China in March to restart talks on energy cooperation and meet Chinese investors, three sources with direct knowledge of the plan said, as the Labour government seeks closer China ties amid worsening U.S.- and EU-China relations.

Riyadh is emerging as a new center of political influence. On Feb. 18, the Saudi capital hosted the first meeting between Russian and U.S. delegations regarding the war in Ukraine.

Two countries to sign deal to deepen existing defence relationship and boost economic links in non-military areas

First-hand accounts from victims of unthinkable violence paint a gruesome picture of the brutality sweeping the central African country. How long is the West prepared to look away?

Single Trade Window designed to reduce friction on imports and exports will be halted until at least 2026 amid cost fears

Richard Hermer tells officials he can’t approve the decision to ban arms without knowing if their use would breach international law.

Tomato and pepper growers call for UK to strike deal with EU to avoid disruption and duplicate testing

Secretary of state says suspension is due to ‘anti-democratic’ actions from the Georgian government

Glad to draw line under poisonous Brexit era, diplomats say Starmer’s new approach to EU brings ‘good vibes’

‘More than three years after end of transition period, it is still not clear when full controls will be in place’