Since the start of the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, as the West decided to support Ukraine in its ...
When a European government enters a military agreement with a foreign power, citizens should not have to wait for a payment dispute or a renewal crisis to discover what their government has agreed to.
Greece’s Patriot deployment in Saudi Arabia raises precisely this question.
Angelos Kaskanis is executive director of Transparency International Greece.
Two EU citizens have faced years of uninterrupted torture and rights deprivation while battling Bahrain's crackdowns during ...
The mass drone raid shows Ukraine can now reach deep into Russia’s most defended airspace. Moscow has to rethink how it protects its energy and logistics hubs before winter.
Mainstream parties might assume that this new age of insecurity will work in their favour. But If Europe’s security environment continues to deteriorate as voters head to the polls in 2027, mainstream ...
Seemingly a second-tier problem from a civil war in a distant land, the Houthis' capture of Yemen's Red Sea coast actually risks major disruption to trade and the EU's security missions on the Horn of ...
Poland is taking credit for a new so-called European emergency response framework, announced last week by the European Commission president. Details are scant but Poland is seeking to loosen UN rules ...
The European Commission's new rating system grades data centres on efficiency, but does not show their emissions or how much power and water they use. It also lets sites partly powered by fossil fuels ...
The consumer-rights group which filed complaints against the tech giant lashed out at the "disproportionate" time taken for ...
Europe spent billions building a common cybersecurity defence. Yet a new audit has found that when a major cyber incident strikes, the EU’s response is not united.
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