The former Fox News host, now an ambassador, had suggested Beijing’s influence over Greece’s largest port was “unfortunate” and might be offset by boosting American investment in other infrastructure.

Tech leakage concerns sparked controversial seizure by authorities in The Hague.

Brussels will put forward request to U.S. officials to exempt goods like medical devices and alcohol from President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Leaders of the chamber will pave the way for a fast-track vote, and derail a push to refer the Latin America trade deal to the EU’s top court, say officials.

“Significant barriers to effective military mobility in the EU persist,” says a communication due to be announced on Wednesday.

Polish prime minister says Warsaw will demand Belarus and Russia give up the two suspects.

The sector has three weeks to convince EU policymakers to create flexibilities in its green car rules.

Europe’s End-of-Life Vehicles Regulation can accelerate circular plastics, strengthen industrial competitiveness and reinforce Europe’s strategic autonomy.

The burning ship, which is docked close to a Romanian village, “could explode at any time,” local authorities say.

Warsaw is on guard against foreign espionage and operations linked to Russia’s war in neighboring Ukraine.

“I think there’s ways around it, that something could be worked out,” suggests ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle.

Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič calls to bring forward change by two years to deal with flood of packages.

A negative court opinion on the trade pact would put the EU executive in an impossible spot, given how fraught the issue is across the bloc.

As the U.S. and China weaponize valuable chip supplies, the EU is forced to admit it hasn’t yet found a solution.

U.K., France and Germany send assistance.

Airports in Brussels and Liège suspended flights last week due to unidentified drones, and other UAVs overflew the port of Antwerp.

Beijing will grant exemptions to its licensing requirements provided that purchasers promise to use the chips only for civilian purposes, EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič said.

“We were informed by China that they will enable the resumption of supplies from Chinese factories from Nexperia,” Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof told Bloomberg.

New incidents hit Liège, Brussels and Antwerp.

Military planners travelled to Bodø, nestled between the sea and snow-capped peaks of the Arctic Circle, to war-game out the response to Kremlin threats.

The EU would face more uncertainty if the U.S. Supreme Court shoots down President Donald Trump’s most sweeping tariffs.

The EU heads to the COP30 climate summit with watered-down goals and dwindling green consensus.

Germany joins eastern and northern EU member countries in calling to widen tariffs to cover €5.4 billion in Russian exports.

The incident “was not the work of amateurs,” warns defense minister.