War in Ukraine

Top official accuses the international bodies of neglecting ‘all obligations towards our country.’

The plan aims to rapidly find alternative sources of energy while ramping up energy savings and renewables.

The former German chancellor refuses to distance himself from old friend Vladimir Putin despite the war in Ukraine.

Ukraine needs around $15 billion over the next three months to keep its economy afloat.

Brussels eyes the EU leaders’ summit at the end of May for a sanctions deal as hopes of a breakthrough fade.

Finnish President Sauli Niinistö visits Stockholm as two countries prepare to join military alliance.

Soaring gas prices across the Continent are focusing attention on the issue.

Surge in CO2 pollution is tied to the end of the pandemic, but an analyst says it ‘is just a bump on the road.’

The announcement comes after the European Commission sent countries updated sanctions guidance, which does not explicitly forbid opening a ruble account.

Allied presence in Estonia provides reassurance for Baltic leaders — but they want more to deter Russia.

German chancellor and Ukrainian president find common line after criticism grows that West could push for a ‘face-saving’ solution for Moscow.

The head of the EU executive is pressing forward with her green and digital agenda despite massive upheavals. How well is she doing?

‘Ukraine needs its heroes alive,’ Volodymyr Zelenskyy says.

The Commission’s REPowerEU initiative lands this week, and there’s worry it’s too focused on natural gas.

Hungary wants more time and money to agree to the ban on Russian oil that Brussels proposed on May 4.

Russia has planted mines in millions of hectares of the world’s most fertile soil.

As war in Ukraine rages, Gen. Christopher Cavoli has been nominated to become supreme allied commander for Europe.

The company was the oldest American fast-food chain in Russia.

‘It is a pity that common sense is being sacrificed for some phantom ideas about what should be done in the current situation,’ Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov says.

If gas supplies were halted, the EU economy could lose up to 2.5 percentage points of growth this year, according to the Commission.