Returning to Europe after his visit to Beijing, Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed the position he expressed when leaving China: the EU must follow its own path, that of its interests.
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Last March, news reported by Reuters had a historic echo about Syrian diplomatic relations after 12 years after the outbreak of the war that had caused the breakdown of diplomatic relations.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan traveled on Friday to the south of Turkey, devastated by the earthquake of February 6, to launch his official campaign for his re-election
Britain’s King Charles III travels to Germany on Wednesday for his first foreign visit in this capacity, without first stopping in France as originally planned.
Iranian security forces have tortured children and young people during the anti-government protests that have rocked Iran since last fall, according to a report
Russia’s relations with NATO are going through their most critical phase since the end of the Cold War and the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Thursday, at the opening of a G20 meeting in New Delhi, that multilateral institutions have “failed”
Back in 2022, you couldn’t go through a news piece about the EU countries condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer said in an interview with the German daily Die Welt that he is prepared to block the final declaration of this week’s European Union summit if European leaders do not reach concrete agreements
The United States, France, the United Kingdom, and Germany denounced Iran’s “inadequate” response to a call from the International Atomic Energy Agency