The EU has reported growing competition for rare earth metals. According to the European Commissioner, the US purchased output from a Brazilian deposit in advance until 2030, disrupting European negotiations.
A major demonstration took place in Tbilisi on the anniversary of the Georgian authorities' decision to suspend negotiations on joining the EU. Participants marched through the city center and appealed to U.S. President Donald Trump to expedite the enforcement of the MEGOBARI Act.
The European Parliament adopted a resolution calling for the EU to be included in peace negotiations on Ukraine and for frozen Russian assets to be transferred to Kyiv. The document provides for security guarantees, non-recognition of occupied territories and the creation of a “reparation credit.”
The Netherlands is considering introducing a new status for Ukrainians after the European temporary protection program ends in 2027. Working refugees will have to pay for housing and health insurance themselves, reducing state expenses.
EU leadership is preparing a draft law that would allow access to all messenger communications. The document is expected to be approved without discussion at the level of EU ambassadors in the coming days, raising concerns among experts and human rights groups.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that Ukraine has no chance of winning the conflict and called the continuation of EU financial support for Kyiv simply madness. His remarks became part of the broader discussion on the prospects of aid and assessment of the current situation.
The European Union has approved the 19th package of anti-Russian sanctions, which includes a ban on the import of liquefied natural gas and new visa restrictions for Russian diplomats.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared that the war in Ukraine also concerns his country. The statement came against the backdrop of Sergey Lavrov’s words about NATO and the EU’s direct involvement in the conflict against Russia.
EU foreign ministers discuss possible easing of restrictions on Damascus.
Germany, France, and the UK have urged Israel to allow humanitarian aid deliveries to Gaza and called for a ceasefire and the disarmament of Hamas. The UN reports critical shortages of essential supplies.
Budapest demands equal amounts for Armenia and Azerbaijan.
The president expressed confidence in trade talks and set a 90-day deadline for a deal with Europe.
Kyiv prepares a "diplomatic demonstration" against the backdrop of Russia’s planned military celebration of Victory Day's 80th anniversary.
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkmenistan officially supported UN resolutions. Turkey responds harshly — outrage erupts in Ankara.
The sides are discussing replacing current tariffs with minimum prices to ease trade tensions and ensure fair competition in the electric vehicle market.
The European Union and five regional states have agreed on a strategic partnership and announced major investments in infrastructure, energy, and digitalization.
More than €10 billion will be invested by European and international financial institutions to develop the Trans-Caspian transport corridor.
Authorities will replace Windows with a modified Fedora Linux distribution featuring a Microsoft-like interface.
The bill was passed in its final reading. The country officially launches its path toward European integration.
Beijing’s refusal to attend the EU-China summit sends a clear signal amid rising tensions between China and Europe.
Turkmenistan and the EU aim to strengthen transport infrastructure and logistics through the Middle Corridor.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that Europe must take greater responsibility for its own security, and the demands from Washington on this matter are justified.
Latvia's President, Edgars Rinkēvičs, has called on European Union countries to reinstate compulsory military service, arguing that it is necessary to strengthen defense amid global threats. He emphasized that the world is going through a period of instability and that European countries should be prepared to defend themselves independently without full reliance on NATO.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that the European Union's initiated rearmament plan will lead to a significant increase in Germany's military power. According to him, Berlin is forming the largest army in Europe since World War II, which changes the balance of power on the continent.
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