It’s comforting to imagine an Israeli government formed by anyone left of Benjamin Netanyahu will steer instinctively towards ...

Probably until this autumn, in fact. But that’s only because his enemies (by which I mean his own Labour MPs and cabinet ministers, not the opposition Conservatives) have nobody lined up to replace ...

Bulgaria holds its presidential election on Sunday. A moment to decide whether to consolidate power around the current prime ...

The UN food agency helping Palestinians and others in need across the world has come under scrutiny for its contract with ...

Katharina von Schnurbein caused controversy in May 2025 when she briefed EU ambassadors in Tel Aviv that proposed EU trade ...

Beth Oppenheim, fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, explains how a shift in Israeli society will shape ...

The messages, seen by EUobserver and published here in full, now form evidence in a Belgian police investigation into ...

The ICC has received the EU’s Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. The court's president judge thanked lawmakers for the ...

Starshield, the defense version of Starlink, seems to remain slow despite US assurances that it was fully back. And ...

Matolcsy was a member of the Hungarian Socialist Workers’ Party (MSZMP), and after the regime change he became prime minister ...

France needs spending cuts, but its politics can’t deliver them. Former Macron adviser and economist Shahin Vallée on the ...

The kill zone’s constant drone buzz, mined roads and invisible Russian networks are making basic things, such as a phone call ...