Europe

Ding Chun, director of the Center for European Studies at Fudan University in Shanghai, said the common interests of China and the EU far outweigh their differences, and both sides...

The new French law, which authorizes jail time and fines for practitioners, was unanimously passed. Lawmakers in France’s National Assembly have given their unanimous backing to a new law which...

Prime Minister Boris Johnson was already facing calls to stand down over earlier allegations about "lockdown parties". Commissioner Cressida Dick said the police will look into "potential breaches of COVID-19...

The EU is currently working on a package of sanctions that would curb Russia’s ability to convert currency, impose trade bans, and restrict access to “key technology” in the event Moscow orders an...

Egypt and the European Union are intending to run for the presidency of the Global Counter-Terrorism Forum during the meeting of the Forum’s Coordinating Committee, which will be held in...

The families of US diplomats have been ordered to leave Ukraine, while some embassy staffers were authorized to depart on a “voluntary” basis, according to an updated travel advisory that reiterated claims...

The Austrian government is offering citizens both the carrot and the stick in a bid to raise COVID-19 vaccination rates, introducing potential fines for the unvaccinated and cash prizes for...

With incumbent Sergio Mattarella poised but not yet certain to step down at the end of his seven-year reign at the beginning of February, there has been widespread speculation over...

Some 20 Tory MPs submitted letters of no confidence in Johnson’s leadership on Wednesday morning, according to Sky News, and the Prime Minister faced more direct calls to resign during...

“Our continent’s security requires strategic rearmament of our Europe as a force of peace and balance, particularly in our dialogue with Russia,” Macron said in a speech to the European...