Here is today’s Foreign Policy brief: Aleksandr Lukashenko is inaugurated as Belarusian president in a secret ceremony, another country is set to sign a deal with Israel in the coming days, and ...
MINSK – Belarusian security forces began detaining people and fired water cannon to disperse crowds as thousands took to the streets of Minsk in protest against the abrupt inauguration of ...
The United Kingdom’s latest push to abrogate its divorce deal with Europe and run roughshod over regional autonomy is renewing the urge of some restive British nations for independence—notably Scotland, ...
The Human Rights Council agreed the resolution, submitted by the European Union, on Friday. The Council gave the office of UN rights boss Michelle Bachelet a mandate to closely monitor ...
A recent parliamentary election in Montenegro may have attracted little notice outside the country, but it will have outsized repercussions for the international order. Strongman President Milo Djukanovic has been in power ...
Last April, while Dutch and Italian politicians were trading insults on the European COVID recovery package, the Corriere della Sera wrote that in early days of European integration, young Italian diplomats posted ...
“I can announce that we will abolish the Dublin Regulation and we will replace it with a new European migration governance system. It will have common structures on asylum and ...
Conservative MPs fired a warning shot at Boris Johnson’s conduct of the Brexit process on Monday night, as former cabinet ministers and attorney generals said they would withhold support for ...
An increasingly fractious standoff over access to gas reserves has transformed a dispute between Turkey and Greece that was once primarily over Cyprus into one that now ensnares Libya, Israel, ...
Sauli Niinisto, now halfway through his second six-year term as Finnish president, tends to be discreet. A lawyer by training, Niinisto is the leader of the European Union’s northernmost member—which ...
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