Aid and development

US president proposed building temporary silos on the Polish-Ukrainian border to move crucial goods stuck amid Russia’s invasion.

First major WTO meeting in five years is at risk of failure, diplomats fear.

Western countries have criticized the FAO’s management under Qu Dongyu from China.

‘Sino-Russian relations have maintained a good momentum for development,’ Xi tells Putin.

Earlier Wednesday, the ECB called an extraordinary meeting.

Poland’s change of heart comes after its government settled a rule-of-law dispute with the Commission.

In a dramatic military escalation, Kinshasa accuses Kigali of backing a rebel group and seizing a border town.

The EU is about to trigger a lengthy legal process to bring Britain back in line with the Brexit deals.

Only a handful of people are set to be on the first plane out.

Boris Johnson insists UK bill on Northern Irish trade is ‘not a big deal.’

Doctor says there is no difference between suffering in Congo and Ukraine.

The three leaders’ visit is likely before G7 summit on June 26, Bild am Sonntag reports.

Pursuit of Taiwanese independence is ‘a path to death,’ Wei Fenghe tells Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.

German leader claims new ‘dynamic’ has been achieved, sees talks continuing in coming days.

European Commission president discusses country’s request for candidate status on surprise trip to Kyiv.

Washington opposes Taiwan independence but will continue to send arms and prevent Chinese coercion, the Defense secretary says.

The White House said that the CDC still may bring back the requirement depending on rising COVID-19 cases.

Shutting down the three-year probe lets Amazon dodge a fine and hands Vestager a victory by extracting changes without much effort.