On July 18, the U.S. Commerce Department added two European commercial spyware firms—Cytrox and Intellexa—to its export controls blacklist due to privacy violations and other rights abuses. Both entities are ...
Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: Leaders gather at the EU-CELAC summit in Brussels, the conduct of U.S. border authorities comes under scrutiny, and Chile flaunts ...
On July 7, Milorad Dodik ushered in a new phase of his secessionist agenda in Bosnia. The hard-line Serb leader signed into law two pieces of legislation adopted by the ...
Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at Turkey’s last-minute agreement on Sweden joining NATO, the latest intrigue on Russian mercenary Yevgeny Prigozhin, and the Netherlands’ Mark Rutte’s decision ...
NATO’s focus at next month’s summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, should be on providing Ukraine with “everything it needs” to emerge victorious from the ongoing war with Russia, Romania’s prime minister ...
Romania’s new prime minister has told Newsweek he will consider “adjusting the numbers” of American troops and equipment based in the east-European NATO nation, as alliance members work towards a ...
Welcome back to World Brief, where the European Union passes a landmark AI regulation bill, Israel faces judicial vote chaos, and Russia moves nuclear weapons to Belarus. Welcome back to ...
The Biden administration is working with allies to provide Ukraine with security guarantees, a step that falls short of Kyiv’s desire for those assurances to come from NATO. According to ...
As the war in Ukraine rages on and Europeans scramble to boost their defense spending in response to the new reality of a high-intensity conflict on the continent, France is ...
Europe has once again sleepwalked into an existential crossroad. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s February 2022 invasion of Ukraine challenged the liberal democratic order that the European Union champions and sparked ...
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