Tag: EU

Since the fall of Muammar al-Qaddafi’s regime in Libya 11 years ago and the ensuing security crisis in Mali, Europe has accelerated the process of pushing the borders of its ...

Since the start of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, Azerbaijan and its vast oil and gas reserves have emerged as a key front in the ...

Six months ago, President Vladimir Putin ordered Russian troops to invade Ukraine with no provocation, breaking a European peace that has lasted since the Allies turned back Adolph Hitler’s attacks ...

When Gazprom, the Russian energy giant, announced this week that it would reduce natural gas shipments through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline to 20 percent of capacity, the reaction in ...

Russia is claiming two significant victories in its ongoing sanctions war with the West, after Canada agreed to waive restrictions on a key gas pipeline component and the European Union ...

British prime ministers retain a foreign fan club long after their popularity crumbles at home. People living behind the Iron Curtain could not understand how British voters could be so ...

The European Union and its 27 member states have invested more money, effort, and political capital in energy policy than any other region in the world. Until this year, Europe ...

Eight years, seven months, and two days after the rupture of widespread nonviolent protests in support of the European Union in Kyiv, Ukraine—now known internationally as Euromaidan and locally as ...

SKOPJE, North Macedonia—U.S. President Joe Biden’s Balkans crisis has arrived. Years of neglect and European Union duplicity toward the region have come back to haunt the United States and Europe ...

The democratic West has a long and controversial history of entering alliances of convenience with dictators and strongmen around the world—unsavory but necessary partners in confronting threats to the international ...