When the big brother becomes a bully, who stands up to him? The question is no longer simply whether Brussels supports international justice, but whether it is ready to take practical steps to protect ...

Ambassadors held three meetings on Monday and two more on Tuesday as the clock ticked toward the legal collapse of Russia sanctions due to a French veto.

The Dutch fossil fuel phase-out plan falls short of outlining clear deadlines, as EU countries struggle to fulfil the 2050 climate neutrality goal.

Ukraine has finally found ways to hunt Russia’s fastest drones in mid-air, as new satellite images and documents suggest the Kremlin is preparing to flood the battlefield with tens of thousands more.

The Danish yard is repairing one of its own Nato warships while continuing to service LNG carriers from Russia reportedly linked to Russia’s FSB security service.

An EU-Philippines pact is the latest trade deal to be 'harvested', and Thailand and Malaysia are likely to be next.

Time is running out for member states to move closer together on the next seven-year budget, with EU leaders aiming to strike ...

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.