An investigation finds the ‘Spirituali Pietà,’ attributed to an anonymous artist, is actually by the Renaissance master which, if true, boosts to five the number of Michelangelo works on canvas preserved to date
The Greenland crisis underscores the need for the EU to be able to defend itself without Washington’s help
Statements made at the World Economic Forum in Davos reveal a change in Europe’s stance, with countries increasingly adopting policies of defiance similar to those of China, India, and Brazil
The negative vote is widely seen as a delay tactic to stop a trade agreement that has already been 26 years in the making
Brussels underscores that trade is the exclusive responsibility of the European executive and that there is already a bilateral trade agreement with the US
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk believes the incident puts Europe ‘the closest we have been to open conflict since World War Two’
European defense and foreign ministers convene in Copenhagen with the priority of expanding sanctions against Moscow and discussing the fate of frozen Russian assets
Numerous NGOs are trying to prevent the Trump administration from incinerating a shipment of pills, intrauterine devices, and hormonal implants, stored on European soil, that would help 1.4 million women and girls
The carefully choreographed European talks sought to curb the US cronyism with Putin seen in Alaska and increase pressure on Moscow to agree to negotiations with Kyiv
An analysis reveals a spike in pro-Russian disinformation networks surrounding the attempt to oust the European Commission president earlier this month
World leaders are trying to find the right dose of flattery and tact in their relationship with the Republican to avoid getting on his bad side
Trump’s threat to impose tariffs on Spain for refusing to increase its defense expenditure is causing concern in Brussels, where officials are racing to prevent a trade war
US President Donald Trump is expected to meet with Ukrainian leader Zelenskiy on Wednesday in The Hague
The Spanish government is almost alone up against a bloc led by the US, Germany and France in favor of dedicating 5% of GDP to military spending
Despite disagreements, the members gathered in The Hague will aim to send Russia the message that the Alliance remains united
Spain, France and Belgium are calling for greater forcefulness after the review of the framework governing bilateral relations was approved
The EU will review its association agreement with Israel over possible human rights violations, while the UK suspends negotiations for a future trade deal
The EU claims to be involved in peace efforts despite not sitting at the negotiating table and threatens further sanctions if the Kremlin does not accede to demands for a ceasefire
The US president’s first 100 days in office have acted as ‘a super-accelerator of trends already well advanced,’ warns the organization in its annual report
The former Portuguese prime minister takes over the presidency of the European Council on Sunday with a call to ‘listen’ to citizens and willingness to find ‘creative’ solutions for a united but diverse bloc
The founder of WikiLeaks has not revealed his plans and people close to him say that he needs time to recover after spending 12 years in isolation
The WikiLeaks founder made his first public appearance since his release before a committee of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, France
The 28-year-old candidate to be prime minister has completed the process of ‘de-demonization’ of the National Rally initiated by its leader, Marine Le Pen, more than a decade ago. The results of the first round of voting for the French National Assembly on Sunday puts the party closer than ever to government
More than 50 new lawmakers, some of whom are openly anti-establishment, are now seeking a parliamentary group to join. Their presence could push the European Parliament even further to the right
The voting taking place in 27 member states from June 6 to 9 will be decisive for the future of the European project at a turbulent time in history
At the last plenary session before the European elections in June, the radical right promised to repeal the ‘stupid’ laws against climate change
Following in the footsteps of the US and UK, European foreign and defense ministers are expected to greenlight new restrictions against Tehran, but without targeting the Revolutionary Guard