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On Friday December 19, more than a year after the French and U.S. brokered ceasefire deal between Israel and Lebanon, officials from both countries held their second meeting to negotiate the disarmament of Hezbollah, Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon, and to strengthen the mechanism of the cessation of hostilities. This marks the 15th pentalateral meeting at the headquarters…

Chișinău – Romanian Foreign Minister, Oana Ţoiu, affirmed Romania’s strong backing for the Republic of Moldova’s European integration through both political and diplomatic means within the EU and tangible assistance for Chișinău’s institutions. She noted that the Republic of Moldova’s achievements in 2025, including the conducting of free elections and the implementation of reforms essential…

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Police Investigate Claims of Pre Attack Training in NSW Australian police are continuing an extensive investigation into allegations that the individuals involved in the Bondi attack carried out preparation activities in the New South Wales countryside prior to the incident. Authorities say the claims have opened a new and complex line of inquiry focused on…

BRUSSELS – Bulgarian caretaker Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov unveiled sets of the new Bulgarian euro coins to the Presidents of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, the European Parliament Roberta Metsola, the European Council Antonio Costa, and the leaders of EU member states. Zhelyazkov highlighted Bulgaria’s readiness to be a proactive and responsible participant…

How can Europe and Ukraine defend themselves? Featuring Claudia Major.

Exclusive Insight on Avoiding Russian Assets Why the EU Avoided Russian Assets in Its $105bn Ukraine Loan The European Union’s decision to approve a $105 billion financial package for Ukraine marks one of the largest support commitments since the war began. While the size of the loan has drawn headlines, one key detail has raised…

Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on the outcomes of the European Union summit in Brussels, stating on Friday that while EU leaders did not directly use frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine, the EU loan for this purpose will still be repaid by Kyiv with funds from Russia. He highlighted that the agreement among EU…