Defence, diplomacy, crises, powers
(B2) A new lease of life seems to animate the Brexit negotiations after months without real concrete proposals While September had been the month of national political debate, a suspended British parliament and threats
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(B2) At the end of the meeting of European Affairs Ministers, signifying another failure to give the green light to the opening of negotiations with North Macedonia and Albania, Johannes Hahn was
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(B2) The Europeans are torn on a subject: should we open EU accession negotiations for Albania and North Macedonia or not? Mischievous, France seems to have found 'the' scheme to
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(B2) The Americans have totally turned their backs. After the authorization given a week ago by President Donald Trump to the Turkish offensive in Syria, Washington now condemns in very harsh terms this offensive, qualified
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(B2) The hope for a possible political settlement in Syria was still present, despite the Turkish offensive, at the Foreign Affairs Council on Monday (14 October), even if the spirits were rather pessimistic Two priorities in Syria La Haute
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(B2) The Turkish offensive in Syria, like Ankara's particular position vis-à-vis Cyprus, eclipsed the other points on the agenda of the meeting of the 28 Foreign Ministers at the Council of the EU on Monday (14
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(B2) For the Court of Justice of the EU, an arrest warrant "issued by the public prosecutor's offices of a Member State" is valid under one main condition: approval and control by an independent court
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(B2) Making peace with the Russians, reforming the country and preparing for NATO and EU membership are the three issues that Ukrainian Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko has
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(B2) Romania will be the first Prosecutor General of the European Public Prosecutor's Office, for a seven-year term The choice of Laura Kövesi as head of the European Public Prosecutor's Office (1) was confirmed on Monday (14 October) by the
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