Aid and development

In Brussels, diplomats see Israeli criticism as an attempt to undermine Iranian atomic talks.

Leaders meeting starting Sunday in Bavaria turn to carrots rather than sticks to push global climate efforts.

Brexit rebel Steve Baker is set to stand to be vice-chair of the 1922 Committee at upcoming elections.

There was little interest in a special summit in July, despite the pressing economic challenges.

Ivan Bakanov was tapped to revamp the controversial Security Service of Ukraine. But after a string of failures and the loss of Kherson, he’s fallen out of favor with the Ukrainian president.

On the cusp of resignation on Monday and facing new elections, Kiril Petkov urges deal to end dispute with neighbor.

Despite Putin’s denial of Ukraine’s right to exist, the EU grants Kyiv candidate status.

Bulgaria is blocking North Macedonia’s EU bid, leaving the region in EU limbo.

A devastating earthquake left more than 1,000 dead and many more injured.

European Parliament lawmakers today backed plans obliging EU countries to fill their gas reserves to at least 80 percent of capacity by November 1 and to 90 …

The PMI survey of 5,000 companies is considered one the most reliable leading indicators for economic growth.

Candidate status delivers a morale boost, but Kyiv desperately needs weapons and money.

The upcoming G7 trip in some ways represents a taller task than the last time the president went to the continent.

As the Central European country takes over the EU presidency, here’s who could be influential.

With Europe beset by multiple crises, Prague will focus on energy security, trade deals and climate change.

The Central European country will be working on a shoestring budget — and under close scrutiny of its commitment to green issues.

The U.S. tends to avoid sanctioning religious figures. Could the head of Russia’s Orthodox Church prove an exception?

A poor performance in this week’s parliamentary election has brought French President Emmanuel Macron back to earth.

The planemaker has key manufacturing facilities in China and its local CEO is a member of the Communist Party.

London says it retains “fundamental commitment to the European Convention on Human Rights” as new Bill of Rights unveiled.

Workers are angry over pay, companies are surprised by the bounce-back in travel while stranded passengers fume.

Ursula von der Leyen calls for qualified majority voting, saying geopolitical events require faster response.

The independence leader’s only known remains will be returned to Congo.