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Leaders hope the new international court will be able to take stronger action against Russia

In an Euronews and Euronews Romania exclusive, the AUR party leader, who won the first round of the Romanian presidential election repeat on Sunday, said Russia is waging war on Ukraine, but that Ukraine must respect international treaties and the rights of national minorities.

When the CDU/CSU and the SPD sealed their coalition agreement to form the next German government, the would-be chancellor Friedrich Merz proudly announced: “Germany is back on track”. Against a backdrop of considerable geopolitical and geoeconomic challenges, the partners wanted to send clear signal not only to the German public,…

Two Ukrainians arrested as authorities claim operation had one eye on a possible future military incursion

Ukraine's EU allies on Friday endorsed the creation of a tribunal to try Russia's top leaders over the invasion, as Kyiv pushes for Vladimir Putin himself to be brought to justice.

A delay in appointing the oversight bodies will mean uncertainty for businesses that have to start complying with the rules.

Only 16% of all Commission meetings were with NGOs, following the EPP's political efforts to prevent NGOs from using EU grant money to influence policymaking.

The UK spent £53.9 billion on defence in the 2023/24 and the Government has committed to increases in the coming years.

The special tribunal will be able to impose sentences of life imprisonment when justified by the extreme severity of the crime of aggression.