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EU Commission chief's remarks on Türkiye were 'unfortunate,' says Turkish foreign minister

'We have necessary communications, so I think we have fixed it, corrected,' says Hakan Fidan24 April 2026

Dozens of scholars, public figures express support for Palestine Action group

In action, signatories risking arrest under Terrorism Act after writing open letter to Court of Appeal ahead of next week’s appeal hearing in London24 April 2026

Hind Rajab Foundation welcomes Polish decision to investigate attack on Gaza-bound flotilla

Foundation says Polish move marks step toward accountability for Israeli attack on humanitarian mission challenging Gaza siege24 April 2026

Swiss staff back in Iran as embassy moves toward reopening

4 embassy staff have returned to Tehran to begin ‘gradual resumption’ of operations after closure over security concerns24 April 2026

EU avoids commenting on US–Spain dispute over NATO amid reports of possible Washington measures

‘We cooperate with NATO, but we don't discuss the internal issues of NATO,’ EU Council chief says24 April 2026

US, EU sign memorandum on critical minerals to boost supply chain security

Marco Rubio warns against reliance on ‘one or two’ dominant sources24 April 2026

EU Council chief says 'real peace' in Mideast can only be achieved by consistent defense of intl' law

Antonio Costa, Ursula von der Leyen add it is 'too early' to consider easing sanctions on Iran24 April 2026

Germany’s Merz urges Iran to return to negotiations, says Europe could ease sanctions

Friedrich Merz says Europeans are ready to ‘gradually ease sanctions’ against Iran if Tehran engages constructively in talks with US24 April 2026

Romanian premier voices concern over stability amid political deadlock

Bolojan says political crisis is affecting government performance and decision-making predictability24 April 2026

'Quite a lot of pessimism' among EU leaders about impact of Iran war, says Irish premier

EU leaders believe Strait of Hormuz energy crisis could be '1973, 1979 and 2022' all in one in terms of potential impact on global economy, says Micheal Martin24 April 2026

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EU Commission chief's remarks on Türkiye were 'unfortunate,' says Turkish foreign minister

'We have necessary communications, so I think we have fixed it, corrected,' says Hakan Fidan24 April 2026

Dozens of scholars, public figures express support for Palestine Action group

In action, signatories risking arrest under Terrorism Act after writing open letter to Court of Appeal ahead of next week’s appeal hearing in London24 April 2026

Hind Rajab Foundation welcomes Polish decision to investigate attack on Gaza-bound flotilla

Foundation says Polish move marks step toward accountability for Israeli attack on humanitarian mission challenging Gaza siege24 April 2026

Swiss staff back in Iran as embassy moves toward reopening

4 embassy staff have returned to Tehran to begin ‘gradual resumption’ of operations after closure over security concerns24 April 2026

EU avoids commenting on US–Spain dispute over NATO amid reports of possible Washington measures

‘We cooperate with NATO, but we don't discuss the internal issues of NATO,’ EU Council chief says24 April 2026

US, EU sign memorandum on critical minerals to boost supply chain security

Marco Rubio warns against reliance on ‘one or two’ dominant sources24 April 2026

EU Council chief says 'real peace' in Mideast can only be achieved by consistent defense of intl' law

Antonio Costa, Ursula von der Leyen add it is 'too early' to consider easing sanctions on Iran24 April 2026

Germany’s Merz urges Iran to return to negotiations, says Europe could ease sanctions

Friedrich Merz says Europeans are ready to ‘gradually ease sanctions’ against Iran if Tehran engages constructively in talks with US24 April 2026

Romanian premier voices concern over stability amid political deadlock

Bolojan says political crisis is affecting government performance and decision-making predictability24 April 2026

'Quite a lot of pessimism' among EU leaders about impact of Iran war, says Irish premier

EU leaders believe Strait of Hormuz energy crisis could be '1973, 1979 and 2022' all in one in terms of potential impact on global economy, says Micheal Martin24 April 2026

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Europe

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Ireland, partners seek compensation for Israeli occupiers' demolition of EU-funded school in West Bank

France defends abstention on UN slave trade resolution, citing concerns over ‘hierarchy of crimes’

EU plan to curb hazardous chemicals hits snags as watchdogs warn of pollution rise

Greece, France renew defense pact, expand strategic cooperation

Germany to deploy naval units to the Mediterranean ahead of potential Strait of Hormuz mission

UK cancer cases reach record 400,000 a year, report warns