Kaja Kallas

Putin must agree Ukraine ceasefire before talks, major EU powers demand
EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas accuses Vladimir Putin of ‘playing games’ with bid for Ukraine talks this Thursday.

EU sets out priorities for Brexit summit

Macron, Tusk slam leaders attending Putin’s Victory Day parade

EU and Ukraine launch special tribunal to prosecute Putin’s war crimes

Fico shakes Putin’s hand as Russia’s war victory parade kicks off

EU-Israel deal must be reviewed over Gaza aid dispute, urges Dutch minister

Greenland belongs to Greenlanders, EU’s top diplomat warns
EU steps in as ‘alarming’ India-Pakistan tensions rise
“I urge both sides to show restraint,” the bloc’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says after discussions with senior New Delhi and Islamabad officials.
Putin announces new ceasefire but Kremlin hardens stance on annexed Ukrainian regions
Moscow is emboldened after U.S. President Donald Trump caves in to a key Russian demand.
Europe jittery ahead of Meloni’s visit with Trump
Italy’s leader wouldn’t be the EU’s first choice to negotiate with Trump. But she might be its only choice.
The untold story of how Trump shocked Europe in a few short days
When the world changed, here’s how it looked to political insiders.
Don’t go to Russia’s WWII victory day celebrations, EU warns European leaders
Moscow has invited numerous world leaders to its annual military parade.
Ukraine allies hold talks to secure a non-existent peace
The coalition of the willing will start laying out potential contributions in writing.
Keep calm and don’t be Trump: Ukraine plays it cool on EU trade
With duty-free access set to expire in June, Kyiv is working with Brussels to revise its wartime trade deal — urging calm tweaks over political drama, and pushing to be treated as a future EU member, not a third country.
Moscow says airstrike targeted military meeting; Ukraine says 9 kids were killed
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said such attacks “cannot be accidental.”
How Trump is forcing Europe to get real on steel
The EU wants to rearm, reindustrialize and refinance as Donald Trump’s United States abandons the role of global policeman.
Erdoğan, not Trump, is Europe’s new best friend on security
Ekrem İmamoğlu, Istanbul’s mayor and the main political rival of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has been arrested. So what is Europe doing about it? Staying pretty …
Spain’s Sánchez calls for creation of European army
The push to boost defense spending clashes with Madrid’s struggle to ensure not “a single cent” is cut from social spending.
Kaja Kallas is ‘acting like a prime minister,’ critics of EU’s top diplomat say
The bloc’s foreign policy chief has faced a barrage of criticism in her first months, from coming out too aggressively against Russia to challenging U.S. President Donald Trump.
EU plan to send more military aid to Ukraine in shambles
The bloc had aimed to send billions in military aid and artillery ammunition to Kyiv, but member countries split on the plan.
UK rebukes Israeli defense minister who called for ‘total devastation’ of Gaza
Foreign secretary David Lammy urged Israel Katz to withdraw his comments.
EU slams the door on US in colossal defense plan
Bloc aims to build up military-industrial complex to deter Russia and brace for the U.S. shift away from Europe.
Inside the scramble to save America’s pro-democracy media outlets from Trump
In ending media mission Washington will be “ceding territory to the Russians, the Iranians and the Chinese,” says Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty CEO.
‘Hope in Syria is really hanging by a thread’: EU pledges more aid despite violence
The bloc has spearheaded efforts to restore diplomatic ties with Damascus in recent months.
EU lays out ‘massive investment’ boost in defense to deter Russia
The European Commission’s defense policy proposal lays out a strategy for the bloc to rearm.
Can EU leaders handle a world on fire?
100 days in, Europe’s top leaders are facing a reality check. Ursula von der Leyen talks about a new sense of urgency — but is she leading, …
Merz, Klingbeil und der lange Weg zur Koalition
– Koalitionsverhandlungen und Sondersitzungen: Die Tage der politischen Gleichzeitigkeit haben begonnen. Was wo wie läuft, welche Regeln gelten, ob die Zeitpläne passen, eine Analyse mit Gordon Repinski …
Russia is conducting ‘state-sponsored terrorism’ against Europe, EU chief diplomat warns
Investigation showed pro-Russia groups were offering crypto payments in exchange for hybrid attacks across Europe.