The EU is planning to sanction multiple Iranian individuals and entities within the coming days over arms sales to Russia,
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Berlusconi has ‘reconnected’ with Putin, sent him wine and a ‘sweet letter,’ according to report
Silvio Berlusconi has “reconnected” with Vladimir Putin and described himself as one of the Russian president’s “five real friends,” according
Commission proposes new emergency package on energy prices
The EU wants countries to better coordinate their gas purchases and be subject to new rules on sharing gas supplies
UAE furious over EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell’s ‘jungle’ remarks
The United Arab Emirates on Monday accused the European Union’s foreign policy chief Josep Borrell of making “racist” remarks last
Energy Charter Treaty boss throws a Twitter tantrum
The under-pressure head of an international energy treaty launched an extraordinary — and swear-y — online attack against an academic Monday,
Russian anti-war protest journalist Marina Ovsyannikova flees to Europe
Marina Ovsyannikova, a former Russian state TV editor who protested against the Kremlin’s war on Ukraine during a live broadcast,
Booking.com hit with Spanish antitrust investigation
Spain’s competition watchdog has launched a fresh antitrust investigation into online travel platform Booking.com, homing in on unfair trading conditions
Macron calls for Buy European measures for cars
PARIS — French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday called for more support for consumers and companies that choose electric cars
Donetsk city hall bombing adds to string of setbacks for the Kremlin
A pro-Moscow official in the occupied Ukrainian region of Donetsk claimed that the mayor’s office in the separatist-controlled territory had
Liz Truss’ new chancellor signals he could junk more of her economic plan
LONDON — Jeremy Hunt, the man brought in to save Liz Truss’ floundering premiership and calm spooked markets, warned Sunday