Romania’s President Convenes Defense Council to Address Cyber Election Interference Risk

TIRANA – Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut announced that during the summit of Western Balkan leaders in Tirana, he advocated for the opening of Cluster 3 and other chapters that have been stalled for over three years. “I believe Serbia is on the right path, having met a significant portion of the requirements for EU accession, and we aim to adhere to deadlines set for the end of this year while a

The Commission president highlighted three key criteria for any peace deal with the EU: “First, borders cannot be changed by force. Second, Ukraine must maintain a strong military as a sovereign nation, avoiding vulnerability to future attacks, thus ensuring European security,” she stated.
“Third, the European Union must play a central role in ensuring peace for Ukraine,” e

EU and MEPs react to outcome of COP30 climate conference MEPs have given their reaction to the outcome of the COP30 summit in Brazil, which ended without a deal on cutting fossil fuels.
The two week meeting, which over-ran but concluded at the weekend, failed to secure new pledges to cut fossil fuels after running over time for more than 18 hours The deal acknowledges the consensus to “transitio

“First, we need to end the war. Then, we have to restart the factories,” says Basher Abdullah, advisor to Sudan’s Minister of Industry and Trade.
Sudan’s economic development has been heavily obstructed by conflict, similar to many impoverished nations. Amidst a harsh civil war, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) continues to provide economic de

TIRANA – EU Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, emphasized that the entire Western Balkans is inherently part of the European Union, entitled to full rights as equal members. She made this statement during the Summit of Western Balkan and EU leaders held today in Tirana, which included attendance from Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut. “We aim for all of you to advance in unity, as we

Gaza (Eurotoday) – The Israeli military said on Sunday that it had killed a local Hamas commander in Gaza, as both Israel and the Palestinian militant group continue to trade accusations of ceasefire violation.

How did Israel justify targeting Hezbollah members in Lebanon?What is the historical significance of the Hamas commanders killed previously?

Alaa Al-Hadidi, the head of supply at Hamas’

Donald Trump stated that if Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who has significant concerns over U.S. proposals, does not accept them, “then he can continue to fight his little heart out.” Trump had given Kyiv a deadline of Thanksgiving to agree. European allies held urgent talks after the plan’s details emerged, wary it might be another U.S. ultimatum allegedly formed without consulti

She understands the experience of being silenced.
Born into a family that did not support girls’ education, she had to remain at home while her brothers attended school. It was only after relocating to Khartoum with her uncle that she had the opportunity to study, albeit briefly.
“I was forced into marriage at 14,” Awrelia stated. “Even before that, some relatives criticiz

BRUSSELS (ANP/BELGA) – De Wever has called for “strong legal guarantees” and “contractually established risk coverage” from fellow EU member states, and potentially from non-EU countries as well. According to sources, the assurances offered earlier this week by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are deemed inadequate.
In a message sent to EU heads of government on Monday, Von der

EU leaders say the U.S. plan to end the Ukraine war will “require additional work.”
The proposal, which appears to back most of the Russian demands, has been given a distinctly guarded welcome in many European capitals.
EU member state leaders trying to balance the need for an end to the fighting while recognising that for Kyiv, some of the terms in his proposal are unpalatable.
One of the eleme