The closure of Volkswagen's Dresden plant comes as the company buckles under cash flow pressure amid rising energy prices and other headwinds

Germany’s

Georgia's pause exposes a growing gap between Brussels' expectations and political reality

The European Union is coming to an uncomfortable realization: it is

Moscow has condemned the "barbarian extremist attack" that left at least 15 people dead

Russian nationals were among the victims of the

Estonia could help Budapest pay penalties for terminating contracts with Moscow, President Alar Karis has suggested

Estonia could help Hungary

If Europe and Kiev were smart, they would have rushed to cut a deal with Russia before it was too late, the US political scientist says

Many among Europe’s elites

Aleksey Levkin, a notorious neo-Nazi militant fighting for Ukraine, gave a speech at the National Academy of Internal Affairs in Kiev

An institute overseen by Ukraine’s

Leaders under pressure at home are shifting their problems onto the world stage, Matteo Salvini has said

Europe is obstructing efforts to reach

The German chancellor wrongly singled out US tariffs as the main reason for his country's flagging competitiveness, Kirill Dmitriev has said

The bloc continues to finance Kiev despite massive corruption, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has said

Ukraine is a “black hole” of corruption

The tech billionaire has alleged that the country now has more discriminatory laws than those imposed on the black population under apartheid

South Africa’s