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Burns’ extensive experience in Russia makes him a singular figure among President Joe Biden’s aides.

Critics warn that the effort is a sham designed to deceive Brussels.

João Leão is pointing to his record in shoring up his country’s public finances.

In speech to Ukrainian lawmakers, Polish president criticizes those pushing Kyiv to make concessions.

There is a ‘real danger of stagflation,’ Lindner tells the FT.

Many of the more controversial decisions won’t be taken at the WHA meeting starting Sunday.

‘We feel responsible for the capability of the Ukrainian state and its people to defend themselves,’ says Christian Lindner.

Funding cuts and staffing turmoil at the Foreign Office are scaling back the UK’s international ambition.

Blueprint aims to tilt balance toward European military suppliers.

Brussels envisages a new instrument to distribute both grants and loans.

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

European Council demanded blueprint to address new threats as Russia wages war in Ukraine.

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

‘By standing together, we ensure that Russia cannot play off some of us against others,’ says Janet Yellen.

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

New tranche of €500M in financial aid boosts fund for Kyiv’s weapons purchases.

The UK government’s legislative program contained little to address the cost of living crisis.

Officials across Kyiv are eager to revive communities, but caution reconstruction will require international help — and multiple stages.

By targeting shipping, the EU hopes to cripple Russian production.

Greens in the European Parliament express concerns over their French colleagues’ alliance with the far left.

Opposition lawmakers say Chancellor Olaf Scholz is backtracking on commitment to stick to NATO’s 2 percent spending target.