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EU official warns 'impunity' for Russia would mark 'historic mistake of huge proportions'

European Union Commissioner Michael McGrath declared that Russia must face accountability for its "crimes," according to a Politico report

The European Union November 25

EU's top court rules same-sex marriages must be recognized across all member states

The EU's highest court delivered a historic ruling requiring member countries to recognize same-sex marriages, directly challenging Poland's laws.

Energy In America November 11

Russia’s gas gamble backfires as Trump’s energy vision reshapes Europe

Trump's warning about Russian gas dependence proved prophetic as Europe now imports 57% of gas from U.S. instead of Russia after Moscow's 2022 energy cutoff backfired.

Donald Trump November 7

Trump says Hungary's border stance keeps crime down, says Europe 'flooding' with migrants

President Donald Trump said European leaders should respect Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban “very strongly because he's been right on immigration."

Ukraine November 4

Zelenskyy: Ukraine ‘confidently moving toward’ EU membership after European Commission progress report

European Commission report shows Ukraine's best EU accession results in three years, but warns faster reforms are needed to meet the ambitious 2028 membership timeline.

The European Union October 28

'Anti-Greta' activist flees Europe after Antifa death threats; Elon Musk backs her asylum claim

Naomi Seibt seeks U.S. asylum alleging German intelligence surveillance and death threats from Antifa with no government protection.

Food-Drink October 9

Lawmakers ban 'veggie-burger' term, limit meat descriptions in EU

European Parliament approved new regulations defining meat as "edible parts of animals," prohibiting plant-based products from using meat terminology.

Russia October 8

Europe takes on 'hybrid war' as Germany allows police to shoot down drones

EU President Ursula von der Leyen warns Russia's 'hybrid warfare' targeting Europe through airspace violations and cyber attacks needs to be directly acknowledged.

Travel October 6

Luxury 'golden' visa program targets rich Americans as ordinary folks are left behind

Portugal launches new "golden" visa program targeting Americans through the LXL Ventures Fund, requiring a $500,000 investment for five-year residence plus Schengen Area access.

France October 6

French prime minister resigns less than month after taking office

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's resignation plunged France into a political crisis as President Macron faces calls to dissolve parliament or resign.

NATO October 1

NATO allies clash after Russian jets breach airspace, testing alliance resolve

Russian incursions into NATO airspace are fueling divisions among allies, with some warning that repeated Article 4 signals risk weakening deterrence without real action.

Travel September 29

Fingerprint scans coming for American travelers to most of Europe in new policy

The European Union's Entry/Exit System will collect biometric data from travelers including fingerprints and photos to modernize border security across Europe.

World September 25

Denmark considers triggering NATO Article 4 after drones fly over airports

Denmark was forced to halt flights from Aalborg Airport after drone activity was spotted in the country's airspace for the second time this week.

United Nations September 22

Waltz promises US will defend 'every inch' of NATO territory after Russian jets flew into Estonia

Three armed Russian MiG-31 jets entered Estonian territory, prompting U.N. Security Council emergency meeting and U.S. commitment to NATO Article 5 defense.

Antisemitism Exposed September 18

Spain’s prime minister sparks outrage over alleged nuclear threat against Israel

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez faces backlash from Israel, Spanish critics and Jewish groups after recent comments sparking accusations of antisemitism.

Charlie Kirk September 11

European Parliament snubs request for Charlie Kirk minute of silence after assassination

European Parliament members denied a request for a minute of silence honoring Charlie Kirk, who was shot and killed at Utah Valley University.

Europe September 1

European Commission accuses Russia of GPS jamming operation targeting president's plane

Russia interfered with GPS systems on board European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's plane on Monday, Bulgarian authorities say.

Europe August 19

Anti‑corruption protests hit European nation as calls for new elections grow

Student-led anti-corruption protests in Belgrade demand fresh elections as violent clashes intensify between demonstrators and Serbian security forces.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy August 17

'Our position is clear:' Zelenskyy and EU dismiss ceding Ukrainian land to Russia

Ukraine's Zelenskyy says constitution prevents territorial surrender to Russia as international leaders discuss potential peace negotiations with Moscow.

Ukraine August 11

EU hits back at Trump, Zelenskyy comments, no concessions in Ukraine before Putin ceasefire agreement

Trump and Putin set to meet Friday as European leaders stress Ukraine's territorial sovereignty must be respected in any peace negotiations.

Opinion July 29

LIZ PEEK: Trump's major trade wins could be rocket fuel to US economy

Despite criticism from economists, it's clear that Trump's trade policies challenge conventional wisdom as tariff revenues flow into the Treasury and companies consider US production.

Donald Trump July 27

Trump announces trade deal with European Union

President Donald Trump announced a trade deal with the European Union on Sunday after EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said it took "heavy lifting."

China July 22

EU defense chief warns of 'most dangerous moment' – coordinated Russian-Chinese aggression by 2027

NATO prepares for potential threats as EU defense chief highlights 2027 as a critical year when Russia and China could launch simultaneous military actions.

Antisemitism Exposed July 16

Ireland's proposed boycott of Israeli businesses creates dangerous legal trap for American investors

American companies in Ireland face legal exposure from a new anti-Israel import ban that conflicts with U.S. anti-boycott regulations, requiring compliance strategies.

Vladimir Putin July 15

Putin mum on Trump's 50-day ultimatum, Kremlin officials claim Russia 'didn't care'

President Donald Trump issues Russian President Vladimir Putin a 50-day deadline to end Ukraine war or face 100% tariffs, prompting skepticism from the EU's chief diplomat and Kyiv's mayor over 50-day timeframe.

NATO June 25

Trump to speak at NATO Summit amid warming relations with alliance's leaders

Trump attends NATO Summit where Rutte congratulates him for making Europe "pay in a big way" with a new 5% defense target and his "decisive action" on the Israel-Iran ceasefire.

Opinion June 21

Meet Ramaduro: Europe’s progressive, Soros-trained autocrat and enemy of Trumpism

Europe's democratic hypocrisy exposed as Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama, nicknamed 'Ramaduro' for his autocratic rule, secures a fourth term amid allegations of corruption

Donald Trump June 17

EU chief agrees with Trump on China trade issues, declares ‘Donald is right’

EU President Ursula von der Leyen agrees with President Donald Trump on China trade policies at G7, stating "Donald is right" about China's export restrictions.

Donald Trump June 16

Trump slams Obama, Trudeau for pushing Russia out of G8 summit years ago: 'Wouldn't have a war'

Trump criticized former President Obama and former Prime Minister Trudeau for Russia's G8 removal, claiming it was a "very big mistake" that would have prevented further war.

Media June 6

Police arrest ‘Billboard Chris,’ Christian activist in EU capital for denouncing child transgender treatments

Brussels police detained two activists for protesting against transgender medical treatment for minors, ordering them to destroy their signs after several hours in custody.